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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.

#China's Videogame Industry

Chinese Toys: Play With a Purpose

by Helen Roxburgh | Apr. 24 2018

Chinese parents today are willing to spend more than their parents’ generation were to make their children smile. Retail sales.

#China's Toy Industry

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

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#Viewpoint, #China Securities Regulatory Commission, #China Regulation, #PCAOB, #SEC, #Securities and Exchange Commission

Viewpoint Part 2: Can the SEC demand information from the China arms of accounting firms?

There are two problems at play here: national sovereignty and state secrets CKGSB Professor Qi Daqing and Peking University Professor.

by Paul Gillis | Apr. 23 2013

#China Regulation, #PCAOB, #SEC, #Securities and Exchange Commission, #Viewpoint

Viewpoint Part 1: Can the SEC demand information from the China arms of accounting firms?

The SEC believes that it ultimately has to do its own work to safeguard the interest of the shareholders CKGSB.

by Qi Daqing | Apr. 22 2013

#Beijing Cabs, #Beijing Taxis, #Invisible Hand Revealed, #Beijing Traffic, #Slider, #Taxis, #Apps, #Mobile Apps

Invisible Hand Revealed: Mobile Apps that Move Cabs

In an earlier article I discussed how the regulation of Beijing’s taxi fares had taken taxis off the road.

by Brian Viard | Apr. 18 2013

#Beijing Air, #Beijing Air Quality Index, #China Air, #China Carbon Energy, #Five Year Plan, #China Water, #Wind Energy, #Energy Policy, #Green Investment, #Shale Gas, #Greentech, #Solar Energy, #12th Five-Year Plan, #Slider, #Air Quality

Cleaner China? A Look at Environmental Policy in China

After record smog and a leadership change, what’s in store for environmental policy in China and green investment? In.

by Angela Doland | Apr. 17 2013

#The Home Depot, #Tmall, #360buy, #Zara, #360buy.com, #Wal-Mart, #Yihaodian, #Best Buy, #Home Depot, #Jingdong, #Jingdong Mall, #E-Commerce, #Macy's, #Slider, #E-Commerce in China

Digital Promised Land: Retailers Look to E-Commerce to Succeed in China

Can Western retail brands make it big in China’s e-market? In September 2012, The Home Depot announced that.

by Daniel Garst | Apr. 15 2013

#Made in China, #Luxury Brands, #David Tang, #Branding, #Richemont, #Chinese Luxury Brands, #Luxury Goods, #Shanghai Tang, #Slider

Can Shanghai Tang Become the definitive Chinese luxury brand?

  What luxury clothing retailer Shanghai Tang’s ascent means for made-in-China luxury brands that play up.

by AmbikaBehal | Apr. 9 2013

#Property, #Innovation, #Slider, #Asset-specific Investment, #Bamboo, #Property Rights

Bamboo Property Rights

Why enforcing the contentious issue of individual property rights might actually be a good thing for China. Moganshan Mountain near.

by Brian Viard | Apr. 8 2013

#Healthcare, #Sustainability, #Slider, #Organizational Culture, #Jeffrey Pfeffer, #human sustainability, #Organization behavior, #Triple Bottomline

The Thinker Interview: Jeffrey Pfeffer on Human Sustainability

    Organization behavior expert and Stanford Professor Jeffrey Pfeffer on the poor state of human sustainability in organizations In.

by Neelima | Apr. 5 2013

#Yum!, #Burger King, #Fast Food, #Pizza Hut, #KFC, #Yum! Brands, #Slider, #East Dawning, #Fast Food in China, #Little Sheep, #Pepsico, #Real Kung Fu

Yum! Brands in China: Colonel Sanders’ Recipe Gone Wrong

Have Chinese consumers lost their appetite for Yum! Brands? The KFC in the food court at Shang­hai’s New.

by Angela Doland | Apr. 3 2013

#Staff Turnover, #Slider, #ZTE, #Alibaba, ##Staff Training, #China Human Resources, #Talent, #Corporate Universities, #Huawei, #GE HR, #Telecom, #General Electric HR, #Haier, #HR China, #GE, #Human Resources, #Suning, #IBM HR

Back To School: In-house Universities boost Management Talent

Chinese companies ramp up training by setting up in-house universities to retain talent A couple of students sit outside.

by Virginie Mangin | Apr. 1 2013

#Slider, #Enlight Media, #Lost in Thailand, #Chinese Films

Lost in Thailand: Revolutionizing China’s Movie Market

Lost in Thailand, a Chinese slapstick comedy, recently created a box office record of sorts. Released in China on December.

by Li Yang | Mar. 29 2013

#Agricultural Bank of China, #Bank of China, #China Construction Bank, #ICBC, #IMF, #M&A, #Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, #International Monetary Fund, #RMB, #World Trade Organization, #WTO, #Slider

Banking Abroad: The Globalization of Chinese Banks

Chinese banks employ various strategies as they steadily march into international markets On July 6th 2012, Industrial and Commercial Bank.

by Jonathan Calkins | Mar. 28 2013

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