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Getting Bikes off the Streets Helps Bike-Sharing Firms

by Brian Viard | Dec. 18 2020

China's bike-sharing regulations accomplished what the firms wanted to do on their own, but were unlikely to achieve.

The Power of Individuals

by Mable-Ann Chang | Nov. 9 2020

Jeremy Heimans is the co-founder and CEO of Purpose, a public benefit corporation. In this interview, Heimans explores the.

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Adam Grant on Why Giving is Good

Giving is good, we have all been told. It makes you a good person and it is the right thing.

by Neelima Mahajan | Jul. 16 2014

Restrictions on New Car Purchases: An Economist’s Road Trip

Various cities across China are restricting new car purchases in an effort to curb pollution and traffic using either auctions.

by Brian Viard | Jul. 9 2014

China’s Salt Monopoly: Cracking Down on Illegal Contraband

China’s 2,132-year old salt monopoly and why it makes sense to finally end it. Early last.

by Brian Viard | Jun. 11 2014

Chris Stibbs, CEO of The Economist: A Finger on the Reader’s Pulse

Chris Stibbs, the new CEO of The Economist, on staying competitive in the fast-changing world of publishing, native advertising.

by Neelima | Jun. 9 2014

Of Risks and a Global Economic Recovery

Philippe Legrain, economist and author of Aftershock and European Spring, on the global economic recovery and the risks that could.

by Liu Jing | Jun. 3 2014

Ferrari in China: Turbo Brand

In the face of luxury push-back from China’s government and hyper competition for luxury car consumers, how is.

by Suzanne Edwards | May. 14 2014

Diffusion of Innovation: What Sticks, What Doesn’t and Why

Why do some products and technologies take off while others don’t? Why did iPhones become such a rage overnight.

by Neelima Mahajan | May. 6 2014

The BRICS Countries: An Emerging Actor in Development Cooperation?

  The BRICS countries are becoming a very important player in a rather unlikely arena: development cooperation. Here’s.

by Susana Carrillo and Any Freitas | Apr. 23 2014

Will you pay more for fair trade coffee?

Awareness about socially responsible products is increasing, but are consumers willing to pay a premium for them? Fair trade coffee.

by Neelima Mahajan | Apr. 22 2014

Box Office Sales: It’s all a Matter of Timing (Part 2)

Last time I discussed how important movie-release timing is to box office sales in the US and how studios.

by Brian Viard | Apr. 17 2014

Carl Walter on the fragility in the Chinese banking system

Carl Walter, former COO of JP Morgan in China and CEO of its China banking subsidiary, paints a gloomy picture.

by Beidi Zhang | Apr. 15 2014

Rolls-Royce in China: Riding on China’s Growth

Patrick Horgan, Regional Director, North-East Asia, on how Rolls-Royce diversified in China. Unknown to many, China’s engage.

by Neelima Mahajan and Major Tian | Apr. 10 2014

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