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The Road to Recovery

by Mable-Ann Chang | Oct. 29 2021

Economist and author George Magnus, looks at China’s falling birth rate and the future of the economy post COVID.

Looking to the Future

by Zhou Li, Assistant Dean of CKGSB | Jun. 8 2021

CKGSB's Assistant Dean Zhou Li shares reflections on data privacy and digital governance beyond COVID-19.

#Digital Governance, #Digitalization, #Data Privacy, #COVID-19

Knowledge Magazine

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

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#Venture Capital, #Employment, #Slider, #Entrepreneurship, #Start-ups

American Entrepreneurship: Vastly Overrated?

American entrepreneurship rates are not that good right now. But is the picture as bleak as it is made out.

by Salvatore Babones | Jun. 30 2015

#Social Innovation, #Tencent, #Entrepreneurship, #Innovation, #Nokia, #Dianping.com, #Slider, #Airbnb, #Kodak

The Secret Ingredient in Successful Innovation

How should would-be entrepreneurs scout for innovation opportunities? The key lies in finding industries with 'friction' and 'information assymetry.

by Juliet Zhu | Oct. 13 2014

#Development Cooperation, #India, #Russia, #South Africa, #Slider, #Foreign Direct Investment, #Brazil, #BRICS

The BRICS Countries: An Emerging Actor in Development Cooperation?

  The BRICS countries are becoming a very important player in a rather unlikely arena: development cooperation. Here’s.

by Susana Carrillo and Any Freitas | Apr. 23 2014

#Slider, #Loan Guarantee Companies, #Shadow Banking

Dangerous Middle Men: China’s Flawed Loan Guarantee Structure

    The loan guarantee structure is inherently flawed and if left unchecked, has crisis potential In principle, the banks.

by Song Zhongzhi | Oct. 21 2013

#Slider, #Liu Jing

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

#Sustainability and Inclusiveness Primer, #Philanthropy

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

#Stakeholder Engagement, #Sustainability and Inclusiveness Primer

Sustainability and inclusiveness primer: The need for multi-stakeholder engagement in China

In mid-July, the city of Jiangmen in Guangdong province staged one of the largest demonstrations in recent years to.

by Anson Wong | Aug. 1 2013

#CSR, #Slider, #Sinohydro, #CNOOC, #Corporate Social responsibility, #Sustainability and Inclusiveness Primer

Sustainability and Inclusiveness Primer: CSR Guidelines for Chinese Companies Going Global

Chinese companies going global have key projects in developing nations, yet they often pay scant attention to corporate social responsibility.

by Anson Wong | Jul. 18 2013

#ICBC, #Slider, #Environmental Sustainability, #ESG, #ESG issues, #Governance, #Foxconn, #Social Sustainability, #Sustainability and Inclusiveness Primer

Sustainability and Inclusiveness Primer: ESG Issues in Business

How are environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues adressed in business in China? Most companies don’t bother to look.

by Anson Wong | Jun. 20 2013

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

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

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

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

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

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

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