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Does China Face a Family-Owned Business Succession Crisis?

by Allen Young | May. 23 2018

The first wave of Chinese entrepreneurs are now in their 70s and 80s and it's time to hand over.

Ready, Player One? The Videogame Industry Advances to the Next Level

by Bennett Voyles | May. 2 2018

In the early seventies, mechanical pinball games still dominated the arcades, as they had since the Great Depression. Then in.

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Cautious Optimism: CKGSB’s Business Conditions Index

The latest CKGSB Business Condtions Index indicates that Chinese entrepreneurs have a modestly positive outlook With all the talk of.

by CKGSB Knowledge | Sep. 18 2013

“Beggar Thy (Hotel) Neighbor”: Some Hotels in China are Expanding at Any Cost

How opening new hotels in China could damage the entire industry In late May, InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) celebrated the.

by Brian Viard | Sep. 16 2013

How Mobile E-Commerce is Reshaping China’s Retail Landscape

 Mobile e-commerce is booming in China, so much so that traditional PC based e-commerce sites are feeling the.

by Liang Wenze | Sep. 11 2013

Sustainability and Inclusiveness Primer: Challenges of Impact Investing in China

Impact investing, or investments that try to create quantifiable positive social and environmental impact alongside a financial return to any.

by Anson Wong | Sep. 9 2013

Foxconn Faces its Future

As one of the world’s largest employers and largest consumer electronics manufacturers, Foxconn has grown too big to.

by Bennett Voyles | Aug. 29 2013

What to expect from China’s Housing Bubble

CKGSB’s Liu Jing explains how China’s housing bubble relates to buyer expectations and why now is not the.

by Liu Jing | Aug. 28 2013

Global E-Commerce: China’s Jingdong Steps Out

Jingdong, China’s second-largest business-to-consumer (B2C) e-commerce site, recently went global. It debuted its English-language.

by Neelima Mahajan and Iris Mir | Aug. 26 2013

Jingdong leads the e-commerce charge in China

Jingdong (JD.com, which was formerly known as 360buy.com) began as a brick and mortar electronics retail company in.

by Neelima Mahajan and Iris Mir | Aug. 23 2013

The Ascent: How China’s State-Owned Enterprises Can Stay Competitive

China’s state-owned enterprises are making progress in honing competitiveness, despite political burdens In 2008, the seaport city of.

by Suzanne Edwards | Aug. 21 2013

The e-Grocery Gold Rush

China’s e-commerce companies are suddenly stocking up on groceries. Buying groceries in Chinese cities like Beijing and Shanghai.

by Iris Mir | Aug. 19 2013

Sustainability and Inclusiveness Primer: Doing Good through Strategic Philanthropy

Giving to a worthy cause used to be as simple as signing a check and mailing it to a charity.

by Anson Wong | Aug. 15 2013

What is the Price of a Good Education at Chinese Universities? It Depends on Your Interests

How will choosing your major affect the cost of your education? For students attending Chinese universities, price discrimination between majors.

by Brian Viard | Aug. 5 2013

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