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Building a Future for Chinese Art

by Bennett Voyles | Oct. 17 2019

High demand for Western art may be holding back the growth of China’s own art.

#The New Silk Road, #China Art Scene

Why Hasn’t Chinese Money Reshaped the Global Art Market？

by Bennett Voyles | Oct. 15 2019

The global art market continues to be dominated by auction houses and dealers in New York and London.

#The New Silk Road, #China Art Scene

Knowledge Magazine

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

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#Banking Reform, #Alipay, #Brian Viard, #Slider, #Shadow Banking, #Yu'e Bao, #Interest Rate, #Invisible Hand Revealed

When your Bank Interest is a Basketful of Vegetables

CKGSB professor Brian Viard on why Chinese banks are resorting to paying bank interest through Mercedes Benz cars, iPhones and.

by Brian Viard | Jan. 13 2015

#Africa, #Aerospace, #Soviet Union, #Power, #Superpower, #US, #Economic Growth, #Brazil, #India, #Slider

Who will Be the Next Superpower?

History shows that the world goes through cycles that repeat themselves. And from these cycles emerges the next superpower.

by Neelima Mahajan | Jan. 12 2015

#Didi Dache, #Kuaidi Dache, #Tencent, #Taxi App, #Fosun, #Alibaba, #Chinese Economy, #Slider, #PBOC, #GDP Growth

China Roundup: Is the Chinese Economy Rebalancing?

Tencent launched China’s first private bank, local governments vowed to crack down on ride-hailing apps, and with China.

by Major | Jan. 8 2015

#Risk, #Balance, #Businesswoman, #Glass Ceiling, #Diversity Series, #Slider

“Women Can Have it All – Just Not At the Same Time”

Finding a better work-life balance depends on setting clearer priorities, and maybe, women can have it all.

by Bennett Voyles | Jan. 6 2015

#Telecommunications, #Businesswoman, #Gender equality, #Glass Ceiling, #Diversity Series, #Slider

Can Women Have It All?

Can women have it all? Pepsi CEO Indra Nooyi famously disagreed. And this is why she is right.

by Bennett Voyles | Jan. 5 2015

#Alibaba, #Shanghai FTZ, #Alibaba IPO, #2014, #Slider, #Xiaomi

How Well Did You Follow Chinese Business News in 2014? Find Out

Our little year-end quiz will tell you if you are up-to-date on Chinese business news ranging from.

by Major | Dec. 30 2014

#Businesswoman, #Gender Discrimination, #Gender equality, #Glass Ceiling, #Diversity Series

The Glass Ceiling in China: Is it Getting Thinner or Thicker?

What does the prominence of successful business women, despite pressures from society and family, say about the glass ceiling in.

by Bennett Voyles | Dec. 29 2014

#Jack Ma, #Wanda, #Uber, #Property, #IPO, #Xiaomi, #Technology, #Smartphone, #CSRC, #Slider

China Roundup: Why Dalian Wanda’s Wang Jianlin is not the richest man in China

This week, CEO Wang Jianlin missed the opportunity to become the richest man in China when the much awaited Dalian.

by Major Tian | Dec. 24 2014

#PBOC, #Uber, #Car Rental, #Baidu, #PMI, #BYD, #Didi Dache, #Geely, #Kuaidi Dache, #Coolpad, #Slider, #Qihoo

China Roundup: Baidu invests in Uber and the BYD stock price tumbles

This week, the BYD stock price fell sharply, as did Geely's; Baidu invested in ride-sharing company Uber; and.

by Major Tian | Dec. 18 2014

#Innovation, #Infrastructure, #Electric Vehicles, #Slider, #Elon Musk, #Tesla, #Chinese Consumers, #Automobiles, #Localization

Tesla China: Charging Up!

Having finally brought its innovative technology here, Tesla China now faces the challenge of making it work in the world.

by Chris Russell | Dec. 12 2014

#Uber, #Car Rental, #Tencent, #Didi Dache, #Technology, #Investment, #Alibaba, #Apps, #Alipay, #Slider, #IPOs

China Roundup: Taxi App Didi Dache Gets a $700 million Warchest

This week, taxi app Didi Dache secured funding of more than $700 million, easily the biggest private investment in China.

by Major | Dec. 11 2014

#Invisible Hand Revealed, #Slider, #Brian Viard, #Railway, #Siemens, #Competition, #Transportation, #Mergers and Acquisitions

Railroaded? The Logic Behind Merging Two Chinese Train Manufacturers

Examining the possible reasons behind the merger of two Chinese train manufacturers, China CNR Corp. and CSR Corp.

by Brian Viard | Dec. 9 2014

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