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Seeking Common Prosperity From a Global Perspective

by Xiang Bing | Nov. 26 2021

China’s exploration and innovation in common prosperity is of great significance to the country’s economic development and prosperity.

Chasing Carbon Neutrality

by Liu Jing | Nov. 10 2021

China plans to peak carbon emissions in 2030 and be fully carbon neutral by 2060. How will this impact on.

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

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#Q&A, #machine learning, #Interviews, #Robotics, #Artificial Intelligence, #Conversation

ETH Zürich Professor Brad Nelson on AI, China, Medical Robotics and Commercialization

Back in 2014, Stephen Hawking warned that people should be careful about artificial intelligence (AI)—the full development of it.

by Deng Yuanyuan | Aug. 7 2017

#Chinese Outbound Investments, #Mergers and Acquisitions

The Road to Gung Ho: An Exemplary Tale for Chinese Outbound M&A

Thirty years ago, there was such nationalist angst in the United States over Japanese buyouts of American companies that Hollywood.

by Zhou Li | Apr. 1 2017

#Globalization, #International Trade, #de-globalization

Globalization and China Doesn’t Stop Here

Global trade used to be hailed with no doubt. But today, the international mood for globalization has to a great.

by Zhou Li | Dec. 14 2016

#Mergers and Acquisitions, #Management

What Ails Chinese Acquisitions Abroad?

Chinese acquisitions overseas should target disruptive business models and not just resources.

by Ying Zhang | Mar. 14 2016

#Economic Reform, #Policy, #Five Year Plan, #Central Planning, #Chinese Economy

Central Planning versus Market Economy: A False Dichotomy

A common view of China’s central planning is that it has failed; since China grew faster when its reforms.

by Leslie Young | Oct. 20 2015

#Haier, #Zhang Ruimin, #zzjyt

Haier’s “Platform” Strategy – A Critical Assessment

Professor Anil K. Gupta explores the logic behind Haier’s giant leap towards its new platform strategy.

by Anil K. Gupta | Oct. 6 2015

#SOEs, #Chinese Economy, #Government Control

SOE Reform: Pride and Prejudice Vs. Sense and Sensibility

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a Chinese state-owned enterprise (SOE) in possession of industrial assets must be.

by Leslie Young | Sep. 29 2015

#Big Data, #Internet Companies, #Slider

Big Data, Minus the Blinders

How to extract the maximum value from your big data initiatives without falling into the hidden traps.

by Li Yang | Sep. 8 2015

#Alibaba, #Slider, #JD.com, #Competition, #Retail, #E-Commerce in China, #Wal-Mart

The Future of Retail in China is Both Online and Offline

Alibaba’s investment in Suning is a signal that companies in retail in China need a multichannel strategy: embracing both.

by Chen Xinlei | Aug. 21 2015

#Currency, #PBOC, #Foreign Exchange, #Valuation of RMB, #Slider, #Li Haitao

Yuan Devaluation is More Likely a Sign of Market Reforms

PBOC’s move to devaluing the RMB didn’t just follow weak exports data, but also IMF requirements for more.

by Li Haitao | Aug. 17 2015

#Chinese Economy, #GDP Growth, #Government Control, #PMI, #Economic Stimulus, #Slider

How China’s Economic Stimulus Can Avoid the Missteps of 2009

Early indications show that the Chinese government’s efforts to prop up the economy might be able to steer clear.

by Li Haitao | Aug. 13 2015

#Google, #Internet Companies, #Antimonopoly, #Jack Ma, #Youku, #Tencent, #Taobao

Digital Monopolies: Too Many Big Fish in the Sea

Professor Chen Xinlei discusses the importance of regulating digital monopolies.

by Xinlei Chen | Jul. 22 2015

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