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Race for 5G: Will China Dominate Future Wireless Internet?

by Jens Kastner | Mar. 21 2018

Imagine a city where commuters are chauffeured to work by self-driving cars and artificial intelligence systems control every power.

Look Ma, No Hands: The Dawn of Vocal Computing

by Bennett Voyles | Mar. 6 2018

Google Home and Amazon’s Alexa have been catching on very quickly. Google reports that it sells a voice-controlled.

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Regulating internet finance in China

Chen Long, Professor of Finance at CKGSB, believes that the authorities have to tread a fine line while regulating internet.

by Major Tian | Mar. 26 2014

China Roundup: RMB depreciation; China’s first bond market default; and Xi Jinping heads to Europe

The week that was: The Chinese government chooses not to bail out the beleaguered Chaori; RMB depreciation goes on even.

by Major Tian | Mar. 21 2014

Contagious: Jonah Berger on why some things catch on

In his book Contagious, Jonah Berger explained why some things catch on. In this interview he decodes the science behind.

by Neelima | Mar. 20 2014

China Roundup: Panasonic’s Pollution Compensation and Alibaba IPO Heads for US Shores

The week that was: Panasonic offers China-based Japanese workers hardship allowance; Alibaba IPO to reportedly happen in New York.

by Major Tian | Mar. 14 2014

Bioenergy in China: Can China Learn from Germany’s Experience?

Germany’s experiment with bioenergy villages shows that alternative energy sources can spur rural value creation. This has lessons.

by Christoph Burger and Jens Weinmann | Mar. 10 2014

Imagining Bitcoin’s Future: Privacy or Regulation?

Bitcoin has spurred interest in virtual currencies, which have the ability to revolutionize our world. But governments and regulators will.

by Bennett Voyles | Mar. 5 2014

Online Collaboration: Settling the Cyber-Frontier

How virtual organizations are changing the social operating system. Prosecutions for online thievery and piracy may grab headlines, but there.

by Bennett Voyles | Mar. 3 2014

China Roundup: LinkedIn Checks into China; Weibo to List on the NASDAQ; and the Renminbi Slides Further

  The week that was: LinkedIn enters China with an innovative model; Sina Weibo plans US listing; the Chinese renminbi.

by Major Tian | Feb. 28 2014

Genetically Modified Food: A Clockwork Tomato

Will political and public opposition to genetically modified food stop China’s market from developing? It’s the Cold War.

by Don Weinland | Feb. 18 2014

China Roundup: Google and Foxconn Partner; Lenovo profits up; and Internet Finance under the Scanner

The week that was: the People’s Bank of China weighs in on internet finance; Chinese trust firms have slower.

by Major Tian | Feb. 14 2014

3D Printing: Life in 3D

Prophets of doom say 3D printing will overturn manufacturing in China. They are both right and wrong. Wisps of smoke.

by Colin Shek | Feb. 12 2014

Online Video Killed the TV Star

The booming online video industry is changing viewer dynamics in China. The future holds more consolidation—and increasingly sophisticated offerings.

by Iris Mir | Feb. 3 2014

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