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Young ASEAN Leaders

by Manting | Aug. 3 2020

Pei Ling Tin, a Singaporean Member of Parliament and an active contributor to Singapore-China relations, explores the future of.

#Leadership, #South East Asia, #China-ASEAN Relations

Hopes, Fears and Decoupling

by Manting Chen | Jul. 20 2020

Craig Allen, President of the US-China Business Council, looks at the impact on businesses of deteriorating relations between the.

#US-China Relations

Knowledge Magazine

CKGSB Knowledge is the school's quarterly English language publication.

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#Beijing Cabs, #Beijing Taxis, #Invisible Hand Revealed, #Beijing Traffic, #Slider, #Taxis, #Apps, #Mobile Apps

Invisible Hand Revealed: Mobile Apps that Move Cabs

In an earlier article I discussed how the regulation of Beijing’s taxi fares had taken taxis off the road.

by Brian Viard | Apr. 18 2013

#Asset-specific Investment, #Bamboo, #Property Rights, #Property, #Innovation, #Slider

Bamboo Property Rights

Why enforcing the contentious issue of individual property rights might actually be a good thing for China. Moganshan Mountain near.

by Brian Viard | Apr. 8 2013

#Slider, #Organizational Culture, #Jeffrey Pfeffer, #human sustainability, #Organization behavior, #Triple Bottomline, #Healthcare, #Sustainability

The Thinker Interview: Jeffrey Pfeffer on Human Sustainability

    Organization behavior expert and Stanford Professor Jeffrey Pfeffer on the poor state of human sustainability in organizations In.

by Neelima | Apr. 5 2013

#Slider, #Enlight Media, #Lost in Thailand, #Chinese Films

Lost in Thailand: Revolutionizing China’s Movie Market

Lost in Thailand, a Chinese slapstick comedy, recently created a box office record of sorts. Released in China on December.

by Li Yang | Mar. 29 2013

#Wuliangye, #Invisible Hand Revealed, #Moutai, #Alcohol, #Antimonopoly, #Baijiu, #Liquor, #National Development and Refom Commission, #NDRC, #Price-fixing

Controlling Your Drinking: How Price-Fixing Leaves Drinkers Yearning for More

As Chinese authorities implement new regulations to crack down on price-fixers, will consumers be better off or lose out.

by Brian Viard | Mar. 14 2013

#Baidu, #Search Engines, #Google, #Internet Companies, #Slider, #Jennifer Li, #Robin Li, #Yandex, #Globalization

Growth Engine: China’s Search Giant Baidu

In a little over a decade since it came into being, China’s first homegrown search engine, Baidu, has become.

by Neelima | Mar. 12 2013

#Tourism, #Vacation, #Invisible Hand Revealed, #Central Planning, #Chinese New Year, #Convex Costs, #Overcrowding

Getting Away from it All: Chinese New Year Holiday Hordes

During Chinese New Year, hordes of travelers rush to tourist attractions. What casues this annual influx and how can overcrowding.

by Brian Viard | Feb. 27 2013

#E-Commerce, #E-Commerce in China, #Slider, #Consumer Behavior, #Internet

Consumer Behavior 2.0

Wharton’s David Bell elaborates on the possible directions e-commerce in China could take in future. The rise of.

by zhangkaifu | Feb. 20 2013

##Corporate Culture, #Creativity, #Innovation

‘Creating’ Creativity

A recent global IBM CEO survey says that the majority of CEOs who participated believe the key to navigating today.

by zhangkaifu | Feb. 14 2013

#Hypergrowth, #High Growth, #Noam Wasserman, #Start-ups, #The Founder's Dilemmas

The Hypergrowth Conundrum: Q&A with Noam Wasserman, Start-up Statistician

After surviving his own founding pitfalls and watching the failure of many other founding teams when he worked for a.

by Bennett Voyles | Feb. 1 2013

#Ping An Insurance, #SF Express, #Shunfeng, #Invisible Hand Revealed, #Mo Yan, #Positional Advantage, #Ping An

Playing Favorites: Entitled and Earned Positional Advantages

Why earning a positional advantage is truly advantageous. In my last column I discussed how an inebriated citizen of Beijing.

by Brian Viard | Jan. 23 2013

#State Owned Enterprises, #Banking Reform

Banking Reform: Slow and Steady Wins the Race

China should adopt a measured but determined approach to banking reform.   There is no doubt that banking reform must happen.

by Liu Jing | Jan. 18 2013

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