Winning in China


Will China’s EV Startup Nio Be the ‘Tesla Killer’?
| Sep. 17 2018
Chinese auto startup Nio has its sights set on one goal: supplanting Tesla as the world’s top luxury electric.


Why Chinese Consumers are Leaving Multinational Brands on the Shelf
| Jun. 20 2018
More domestic brands appearing on store shelves may indicate that the golden days for foreign brands are slipping away.
A (Big) Fish Called Wanda: Wang Jianlin’s Business Empire
Dalian Wanda Group has its fingers in many pies: from real estate and retail to sports and entertainment.


| Sep. 17 2015
How LinkedIn China Learnt to Win Friends and Influence People
In China, LinkedIn is offering its tried and tested formula of professional networking with unique twists.


| Jul. 14 2015
Understanding China’s Anti-Monopoly Law
At times controversial, China’s Anti-Monopoly Law is playing an increasingly important role in the country.


| Jun. 29 2015
Starbucks in China: A Matcha Latte and Mooncakes, Please
The success of Starbucks in China has to do with things beyond just coffee: localization of flavors, store formats, image.


| Jun. 11 2015
China Roundup: Apple China is Hot-Again
Apple China is back in the reckoning; Walmart announces brave expansion plan and Alibaba gives the YunOS a renewed push.


| Apr. 30 2015
Brave Old World: Leading the Mature Company
Whether it’s the progress of technology, the rapid growth of the emerging markets, or the nature of capitalism to.


| Apr. 29 2015
Of Rickshaws, Cats and Uber China
Uber China is going all out to woo customers with quirky promotions. Here’s how.


| Apr. 23 2015
Gold Rush: Chinese Tech Companies Invest Overseas
Having established their dominance at home, China’s leading tech companies are increasingly turning their gaze overseas.


| Apr. 20 2015
The Crackdown on Tax Evasion in China
Multinationals in China are coming under increased scrutiny due to allegations of tax evasion.


| Mar. 17 2015
The Glass Ceiling in China: Is it Getting Thinner or Thicker?
What does the prominence of successful business women, despite pressures from society and family, say about the glass ceiling in.


| Dec. 29 2014
Railroaded? The Logic Behind Merging Two Chinese Train Manufacturers
Examining the possible reasons behind the merger of two Chinese train manufacturers, China CNR Corp. and CSR Corp.


| Dec. 9 2014
Chinese Outbound Investment in Entertainment: Pass Me the Popcorn!
Chinese outbound investment in entertainment is growing phenomenally. A look at the big deals like Dalian Wanda's purchase of.


| Nov. 27 2014