Globalization
Going Global
Chinese brands have historically been seen as producing cheap, low-quality products, but both quality and global perceptions are changing.


| Aug. 10 2022
Globalization in a Divided Yet Connected World
Globalization in its current form appears to be ending. As we enter its next stage, it’s important to keep.


| Aug. 2 2022
A More Multipolar World
Professor Anil K. Gupta from the University of Maryland looks at the future of globalization.


| May. 17 2021
One World in Spite of Everything
A Commentary on the world after COVID-19 by Zhou Li, the Assistant Dean of CKGSB.


| May. 14 2020
Deirdre McCloskey on the Chinese Economy: The Great Enrichment
China led the world technologically in the early 15th century, yet Europe surpassed it overnight. How did this come about.


| Oct. 18 2017
China and the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR)
The fourth industrial revolution (4IR) is “a fusion of technologies” that blurs the lines “between the physical, digital, and biological.
| Jul. 12 2017
Larry Summers on China: Market Rewards Should Be Equally Distributed
The Chinese economy faces some serious problems, including a slowing GDP growth, environmental degradation and financial disequilibrium. According to Larry.


| Dec. 22 2016
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.


| Dec. 14 2016
“Cheetah Mobile Grew Fast Because of Our Globalization Strategy”
Cheetah Mobile CEO Sheng Fu on how the company became a big mobile app developer with global reach in just.


| Sep. 9 2015
“Go to China”: Jack Ma to American Small Businesses
During his whistle-stop trip to the US, Alibaba founder and Executive Chairman Jack Ma is busy courting small businesses.


| Jun. 10 2015
The Rise and Rise of Xiaomi, China’s $45-billion Start-up
As Chinese tech company Xiaomi completes a phenomenal five years, we take you through the major milestones in its journey.


| Apr. 10 2015
Coke’s Secret Formula: Cultural Equity
University of Minnesota's Carlos Torelli on how Coca-Cola and Elvis leveraged cultural equity to create brand loyalty.


| Nov. 24 2014