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What Happened to the Sharing Economy in China?

by Matthew Fulco | Jun. 17 2020

A steep economic slowdown is exacerbating the problems for once-golden startups in the sharing economy.

A Balancing Act

by Jens Kastner | Apr. 8 2020

China’s economy today is driven more by domestic consumption than exports.

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BMW China: Foot to the Floor

BMW China President and CEO Karsten Engel on how China became the company's largest market globally, and how things.

by Neelima Mahajan | Jul. 1 2015

American Entrepreneurship: Vastly Overrated?

American entrepreneurship rates are not that good right now. But is the picture as bleak as it is made out.

by Salvatore Babones | Jun. 30 2015

Understanding China’s Anti-Monopoly Law

At times controversial, China’s Anti-Monopoly Law is playing an increasingly important role in the country.

by Colin Shek | Jun. 29 2015

Down at the Docks: A Look at China’s Imports

One of many economic indicators, China's imports continue to inch up, but only just.

by CKGSB Knowledge | Jun. 26 2015

Rules of the Game: Changes in China’s Foreign Investment Law

A proposed change to China’s foreign investment law could have big implications for foreign investors.

by Chris Russell (Additional research by Georgie Barber) | Jun. 25 2015

China and Hollywood Shake up the Box Office

The unlikely partnership of China and Hollywood is creating big blockbusters like Iron Man 3 and Furious 7. But why.

by Li Hui | Jun. 19 2015

The Subscription Economy: Mastering the New Subscription Model

The success of businesses in the new subscription economy needs more sophistication, nuance and responsiveness.

by Bennett Voyles | Jun. 18 2015

The Subscription Economy: Why Subscriptions are More Popular than Ever

Subscription businesses date back to at least the 17th century. And today, quite suddenly, the subscription economy is back in.

by Bennett Voyles | Jun. 17 2015

Starbucks in China: A Matcha Latte and Mooncakes, Please

The success of Starbucks in China has to do with things beyond just coffee: localization of flavors, store formats, image.

by Li Hui | Jun. 11 2015

Ghost Malls in China: Where Have all the Shoppers Gone?

With the rise of e-commerce and more discerning consumers, the recent growth of malls in China risks becoming redundant.

by Helen Roxburgh | Jun. 9 2015

China’s Debt: A Ticking Time Bomb

Does China’s debt, which refuses to stop growing, threaten to take the show off the road.

by Chris Russell | Jun. 3 2015

The Redback Rodeo: The RMB Exchange Rate

The RMB exchange rate is caught between two powerful forces: the surging Dollar and China’s rising power.

by Douglas Bulloch | Jun. 2 2015

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