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All Sizzle And (Meatless) Steak

by Mark Andrews | Jun. 15 2021

Concerns about the environment are triggering fundamental changes in eating habits among consumers.

Demographic Dilemma

by Mable-Ann Chang | Jun. 1 2021

The scale of the challenge created by China’s rapidly aging population is only now becoming clear.

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Externalities and Minding Other People’s Business

When externalities are present, decisions optimal for the person making them are not necessarily optimal for society. So what can.

by Brian Viard | Aug. 24 2015

Traditional beliefs in China: Beyond the Bottom Line?

As China re-embraces traditional beliefs and religion, just how is this affecting business in the country.

by Chris Russell (Additional reporting by Nancy Gong) | Aug. 10 2015

The State of Philanthropy in China

Philanthropy in China doesn't exactly have a good track record. What are the chances that the country will turn.

by Chris Russell (Additional reporting by Milo Zhang) | May. 18 2015

Chinese Social Structure Holds the Key to a Richer Nation

Changing the Chinese social structure may save the country from the proverbial ‘middle-income trap’, says Salvatore Babones, an expert.

by Major | Apr. 15 2015

Don Tapscott on Digital Disruption

The Digital Economy warrants a fundamentally new social contract, says Don Tapscott, a leading expert on business and technology issues.

by Neelima | Apr. 13 2015

Why Companies in China Fear the World Consumer Rights Day

China's national broadcaster CCTV shames errant companies on World Consumer Rights Day. A look at some of those who.

by Li Hui and Major Tian | Mar. 12 2015

Companies in the Internet Economy: The Way We Work Now

The internet economy is bringing efficiency to the world of work, but it has downsides as well.

by Bennett Voyles | Mar. 2 2015

Golf in China: A Chinese Tiger Woods?

Chinaʼs golfing prodigies have burst on to the world golfing scene, showing just how far the sport has come.

by Nathalia Hardie | Feb. 11 2015

Should the Liquor Tax in China be Higher?

Liquor tax in China is lower than in most other countries. Prof Brian Viard on whether there is a case.

by Brian Viard | Jan. 27 2015

Who will Be the Next Superpower?

History shows that the world goes through cycles that repeat themselves. And from these cycles emerges the next superpower.

by Neelima Mahajan | Jan. 12 2015

“Women Can Have it All – Just Not At the Same Time”

Finding a better work-life balance depends on setting clearer priorities, and maybe, women can have it all.

by Bennett Voyles | Jan. 6 2015

Can Women Have It All?

Can women have it all? Pepsi CEO Indra Nooyi famously disagreed. And this is why she is right.

by Bennett Voyles | Jan. 5 2015

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