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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

The Automobile Industry in China Hits the Speed Limit

The slowing auto market is reshaping the automobile industry in China.

by Christopher Beddor | Mar. 11 2015

The Chinese Economy Adjusts to the New Normal

The Chinese economy is slowing and that has significant ramifications for things like capital and the Renminbi. Is there a.

by Major | Mar. 10 2015

Six Buzzwords from the 2015 Lianghui

A quick guide to some of the hottest topics that came up during the 2015 Lianghui, the two annual meetings.

by Li Hui | Mar. 10 2015

China Data: A Milestone for RMB Internationalization

Essential numbers on China: from the RMB internationalization to the contraction in the luxury market, growth in e-commerce transaction.

by CKGSB Knowledge | Mar. 9 2015

China Roundup: China GDP Growth Target Downscaled

This week, Premier Li Keqiang lowered the China GDP growth target to 7% from 7.5% last year; US President.

by Major | Mar. 5 2015

The Networked Company: The Tricky Art of Managing Networked Organizations

Networked organizations mean flatter structures and more creativity, and also a new approach to managing a workforce that thinks and.

by Bennett Voyles | Mar. 4 2015

The Networked Company: Q&A with Sudhanshu Palsule

Sudhanshu Palsule on what it means to be a leader in a world without distance or hierarchy.

by Bennett Voyles | Mar. 3 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

Companies in the Internet Economy: The Dawn of Networks

The internet economy is changing the contours of business, and organizations are fast-changing from rigid hierarchy-driven structures to.

by Bennett Voyles | Feb. 24 2015

Family Business Succession Planning in China

Family business succession planning is always tricky. In China it is also fraught with cultural complexities.

by Bennett Voyles | Feb. 23 2015

Succeeding with Succession Planning in Public Companies

Succession planning is something boards need to think about constantly, and not just when the CEO is due to retire.

by Bennett Voyles | Feb. 18 2015

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