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Will China Dominate the Global Lithium Supply?

by Matthew Fulco | Aug. 21 2018

Chile’s Atacama Desert is one of the most inhospitable places on earth. Situated 2,300 meters above sea level.

#Electric Cars, #Clean Energy, #lithium battery

Q2 2018 China Data: Stats You Should Know

by CKGSB Knowledge | Aug. 15 2018

China posted its first overall quarterly current account deficit in 17 years in the second quarter of 2018 as growth.

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#Globalization, #World Trade Organization, #WTO, #Chinese Economy, #International Trade, #Slider, #OECD, #WTO Bali

The World Trade Organization’s Bali Package: Good News for China

The World Trade Organization’s Bali deal is likely to boost China’s economy tremendously. Here’s how. Eighteen.

by Bennett Voyles | Dec. 19 2013

#Philanthropy, #GM Food, #Shanghai FTZ, #Business Strategy, #Food Safety, #Competitive Advantage, #3D Printing, #3M, #Slider, #E-Books, #Apple, #Food Security, #Big Data, #Genetics

CKGSB MAGAZINE DECEMBER 2013: How will 3D Printing Impact Chinese Manufacturing?

You are invited to download the December issue of CKGSB Magazine. You’ll enjoy articles and interviews like: COVER STORY.

by CKGSB Knowledge | Dec. 18 2013

#GDP, #M&A, #Haire, #Trade, #Special Economic Reform, #Logistics, #Yihaodian, #Alibaba, #JD.com, #Slider, #Export

China Round-up: China’s Exports Rise as do M&As, and Alibaba Invests in Haier

The week that was: China’s exports do better than expected, local officials get new evaluation criteria, and e-commerce.

by Major Tian | Dec. 13 2013

#Sir Victor Blank, #Trade and Investment, #UK-China, #UK-China Trade, #Victor Blank, #Joint Ventures, #Trade, #David Cameron

David Cameron’s Visit: Boosting UK-China Trade Ties

  Sir Victor Blank, former British Business Ambassador and Chairman of CKGSB’s European Advisory Board, talks about the.

by Major Tian and Neelima Mahajan | Dec. 11 2013

#Slider, #Power, #Solar Energy, #Clean Energy

Solar Energy: The Sunny Side of the Street

Why solar energy is growing, how it will change the world, and who will profit from it. By 2020—or.

by Bennett Voyles | Dec. 9 2013

#Apple, #Shanghai Stock Exchange, #China Mobile, #Chinese Economy, #Bitcoins, #Slider, #David Cameron

China Round-up: Thaw in the Shanghai Stock Exchange, the Bitcoin Ban, and the Apple-China Mobile Tango

    The week that was: the Shanghai Stock Exchange will finally end the IPO freeze; British Prime Minister David Cameron.

by Major Tian | Dec. 6 2013

#Innovation, #Crowdfunding, #crowdsourcing, #labor market, #X Prize, #Slider

Crowdsourcing: Why many heads are better than one

Since its first appearance in a Wired article back in 2006, the term ‘crowdsourcing’ has revolutionized the world of work.

by Major Tian | Dec. 4 2013

#McDonald's, #Pricing, #Big Mac Index, #iPad, #Slider, #iPad Index, #Invisible Hand Revealed, #Apple

The iPad Index: Comparing Apples and Oranges

Is the iPad Index a good way of comparing the purchasing power parity of different countries? CommSec, a unit of.

by Brian Viard | Dec. 2 2013

#Slider, #Bitcoins, #Dim-Sum Bonds, #Economic Growth

China Round-up: Chinese economy forecasts, Bitcoins and Dim-Sum Bonds

  Starting this week CKGSB Knowledge is launching China Round-up, a weekly blog that summarizes for you the most.

by Major Tian | Nov. 29 2013

#economic opportunities, #Slider, #Poverty, #Agriculture

Agricultural Productivity: Fields of Dreams?

As agricultural productivity grows, rural life continues to evolve. Factories, skyscrapers, airports–picture modernity and chances are you’ll think.

by Bennett Voyles | Nov. 26 2013

#Chinese History, #History

Laszlo Montgomery on China’s business culture and history

It began as a hobby, then turned into an obsession. In 2010, Laszlo Montgomery listened to his first history podcast.

by Carl Thoren | Nov. 20 2013

#Starbucks, #CCTV, #Pricing, #Slider, #Invisible Hand Revealed

Starbucks Prices in China: How Much For a Cup of Coffee?

CCTV’s recent report examining Starbucks prices in China has created a storm in a coffee cup. Are the concerns.

by Brian Viard | Nov. 19 2013

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