Digital Economy


China’s Music Industry to Break Through Internationally
| Feb. 13 2018
As the world’s most populous country, China should have the potential to become the world’s most profitable music.


Tencent Looks to Games, WeChat and AI to Boost Ad Revenue
| Jan. 16 2018
Chinese tech giant Tencent surpassed Facebook in market value this November, and is the first Asian company worth more than.
China Revs up for The Internet of Things
The dawn of the Internet of Things (IOT) era may finally be upon us. For almost a decade, the concept.


| Nov. 21 2013
China’s App Stores: The Battle for Mobile Share
As app stores gain traction in China, companies vie to get a piece of the pie. When China’s independent.


| Oct. 16 2013
Mad Men 3.0: Advertising in the digital age in China
What will define China’s advertising in the digital age? The scene begins with a guttural male yell and the.


| Oct. 10 2013
The Thinker Interview with Philip Kotler, the Father of Marketing
An interview with Philip Kotler, the Father of Modern Marketing Philip Kotler, the S.C. Johnson & Son Distinguished Professor.


| Oct. 8 2013
All Hail Alibaba
Alibaba is eyeing expansion into new sectors and overseas, but will old tactics serve on new terrain? If Jack Ma.


| Sep. 24 2013
China’s innovation ability is massively underrated
Centuries ago, China was known as a greater inventor, famous for the Big Four inventions: the compass, gunpowder, papermaking.


| Sep. 17 2013
How Mobile E-Commerce is Reshaping China’s Retail Landscape
Mobile e-commerce is booming in China, so much so that traditional PC based e-commerce sites are feeling the.


| Sep. 11 2013
Technology trends that are Reshaping our World
When Karl Benz created the first vehicle powered by an internal combustion engine in 1886, little did he realize how.


| Sep. 10 2013
The Next Advertising Revolution
Ten years ago, internet advertising was in its infancy. It has since spread like wildfire. Will the rise of the.


| Aug. 27 2013
Global E-Commerce: China’s Jingdong Steps Out
Jingdong, China’s second-largest business-to-consumer (B2C) e-commerce site, recently went global. It debuted its English-language.



| Aug. 26 2013
Jingdong leads the e-commerce charge in China
Jingdong (JD.com, which was formerly known as 360buy.com) began as a brick and mortar electronics retail company in.



| Aug. 23 2013
The e-Grocery Gold Rush
China’s e-commerce companies are suddenly stocking up on groceries. Buying groceries in Chinese cities like Beijing and Shanghai.


| Aug. 19 2013