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How Do Chinese Companies Profit from Environmental Protection?

by James Lord | Mar. 15 2018

Decades of breakneck development in China have taken a terrible toll on the air, water, and soil. The good news.

#Environmental Pollution, #Clean Energy

China’s Music Industry to Break Through Internationally

by Erica Martin | Feb. 13 2018

As the world’s most populous country, China should have the potential to become the world’s most profitable music.

#Music Industry, #Digital Economy

Knowledge Magazine

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

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#Invisible Hand Revealed, #Central Planning, #Chinese New Year, #Convex Costs, #Overcrowding, #Tourism, #Vacation

Getting Away from it All: Chinese New Year Holiday Hordes

During Chinese New Year, hordes of travelers rush to tourist attractions. What casues this annual influx and how can overcrowding.

by Brian Viard | Feb. 27 2013

#Slider, #Consumer Behavior, #Internet, #E-Commerce, #E-Commerce in China

Consumer Behavior 2.0

Wharton’s David Bell elaborates on the possible directions e-commerce in China could take in future. The rise of.

by zhangkaifu | Feb. 20 2013

#Apple, #Multinational Company, ##Fourth-Tier Cities, #KFC, ##Philips, #MNC Strategy in China, #Slider, #MNCs

China’s Fourth-Tier Cities: The Road Less Worn

China’s fourth-tier consumer markets come into their own. If you travel to China’s poorest fourth-tier-cities.

by Berken Byrne | Feb. 18 2013

#Innovation, ##Corporate Culture, #Creativity

‘Creating’ Creativity

A recent global IBM CEO survey says that the majority of CEOs who participated believe the key to navigating today.

by zhangkaifu | Feb. 14 2013

#Slider, #Private Equity, #Foreign Investment, ##PE

Chasing the Deals in China’s Crowded Private Equity Market

Foreign private equity in China is down, but far from out. For most people, having too much money in the.

by Susie Gordon | Feb. 12 2013

#Charity, ##Interview, ##Sir Tom Hunter, #Slider, #Clinton Foundation, #Philanthropy, #Venture Philanthropy

Sir Tom Hunter and his Idea of Venture Philanthropy

An interview with Sir Tom Hunter, noted entrepreneur, philanthropist and Scotland’s first billionaire. Sir Tom Hunter’s story is.

by Neelima | Feb. 4 2013

#Slider, #Local Government, #Banks, #Debt, #Platform Loans

Joint Liability of Platform Loans

Despite the fact that local governments avoid paying debts, banks do not have sufficiently powerful means to regulate debtors. It.

by Chen Long | Jan. 30 2013

#E-Commerce, #E-Commerce in China, #Slider, #Yihaodian, #Alibaba, #Meilishuo, #Microblogging, #Social Commerce, #Mogujie, #Social Media, #Taobao

Social Commerce in China Goes Beyond Sharing

Dabbling in social commerce might help Chinese e-commerce companies deal with fickle consumers and heightened competition. 11th November 2012.

by Iris Mir | Jan. 28 2013

#Foxconn, #Manufacturing, #Apple, #Factory, #Hon Hai, #iPhone, #Longhua, #Slider, #Manufacturing Clusters, #Shenzhen

China’s Manufacturing Metropolises: Inside Foxconn’s Sprawling City

Why and how China will remain the factory of the world. In 1974, 23-year-old Terry Gou founded his.

by Berken Byrne | Jan. 23 2013

#Ping An, #Ping An Insurance, #SF Express, #Shunfeng, #Invisible Hand Revealed, #Mo Yan, #Positional Advantage

Playing Favorites: Entitled and Earned Positional Advantages

Why earning a positional advantage is truly advantageous. In my last column I discussed how an inebriated citizen of Beijing.

by Brian Viard | Jan. 23 2013

#State Owned Enterprises, #Banking Reform

Banking Reform: Slow and Steady Wins the Race

China should adopt a measured but determined approach to banking reform.   There is no doubt that banking reform must happen.

by Liu Jing | Jan. 18 2013

#Healthcare, #Exports, #Pharmaceuticals, #Tong Ren Tang, #Traditional Chinese Medicine, #Slider

Traditional Chinese Medicine: Business Blockbuster or False Fad?

Tong Ren Tang is a household name in China. The pharmacy specializing in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has been around.

by David Friesen | Jan. 8 2013

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