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Is China Pumping the Brakes on its Transition to a Services-Based Economy?

by James Lord | Aug. 13 2018

While some manufacturers are embracing automation, many are reluctant to invest in expensive equipment.

Selling With Selfies: How China’s Social Media Stars Get Rich?

by Helen Roxburgh | Jun. 4 2018

Becoming a movie star isn’t attractive anymore. For many young netizens in China, online stardom is the ultimate dream.

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Counterfeiting: Good or Bad?

Is counterfeiting always bad? China is undoubtedly the world’s biggest market for counterfeit products. From fake Louis Vuitton bags.

by Neelima Mahajan | Nov. 18 2013

Bolshie in Beijing: Soaring Labor Costs in a Slowing Economy

China’s labor costs are soaring even as the economy slows. How are companies responding? It was a tactic designed.

by Christopher Beddor | Nov. 13 2013

Philanthropy For Community Impact

Brian Gallagher, CEO of United Way Worldwide, on more meaningful philanthropy, and measuring the impact of and enforcing accountabilty in.

by Neelima | Nov. 12 2013

End of the Road for China’s Exports?

An abrupt slump in China’s exports in the first half of 2013 raises questions over the role of.

by Colin Shek | Nov. 6 2013

What Plagues FDI in Retail in India?

    FDI in retail in India is a prickly issue. For years, the proposed policy to allow foreign retailers.

by Neelima | Nov. 5 2013

The Rich and The Rest 2: The High Cost of Low Wages

  Rapidly rising incomes at the top of the scale mean that inequality has grown enormously in the past three.

by Bennett Voyles | Oct. 31 2013

The James McGregor Interview: A Self-Examination for China

APCO Worldwide’s China Chairman James McGregor on China’s identity shifts James McGregor is Chairman of global communication consultancy.

by Suzanne Edwards | Oct. 29 2013

Take Off: Can private airlines get off the ground in China?

Can private airlines get off the ground in China? Jill Mao, a 22-year-old student, was due to fly.

by Engen Tham | Oct. 24 2013

Tackling Excess Capacity in Industry: The Race Not Yet Run

Should the government take on the task of reducing excess capacity in an industry or is that best left to.

by Brian Viard | Oct. 17 2013

The Rich and the Rest 1: What Higher Executive Pay means for Corporate Growth

In this series of articles, we take a look at the business impact of the global divergence between the rich.

by Bennett Voyles | Oct. 9 2013

Tiger Woman on Wall Street: a Q&A with Junheng Li

A conversation with Junheng Li, author of Tiger Woman on Wall Street US investors still have little confidence in Chinese.

by Ana Swanson | Sep. 30 2013

CKGSB Magazine September 2013 issue: Twin Trajectories: The End of Exports for China?

You are invited to download the September 2013 issue of CKGSB Magazine. It features articles and interviews like: COVER STORY.

by CKGSB Knowledge | Sep. 25 2013

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