CKGSB Associate Dean Liu Jing said China still remains a ‘Blue Ocean’ in Asia, as it has plenty of long-term growth potential by promoting domestic consumption and encouraging innovation within the business community, at an international forum hosted by Korea’s largest media group Chosun Media Group.
CKGSB’s Dean and Professor of China Business and Globalization Xiang Bing spoke on Mexico’s role in the globalization of Chinese companies and what corporate China’s international expansion drive means for Mexico at the Mexico Business Summit in Puebla.
CKGSB Assistant Dean Zhou Li told Forbes Korea that Chinese firms’ strong outbound M&A activities will continue regardless of the stagnant global economy, while also explaining the current status of Chinese firms’ globalization strategies, how they are different from companies of other markets and the future of China’s outbound M&A.
Last year, Alibaba broke all records with sales of $14.3 billion on Singles Day. We take a look at how it managed to do that and hear from two professors about what’s in store for the company this time around.
Four young Chinese entrepreneurs working at, or running, web-based start-ups based in the US pitched their companies to a panel of judges at a recent Knowledge Series event at the school’s New York offices in Manhattan.
Global art broker Sotheby’s has acquired the Mei-Moses Art Indices - co-founded by CKGSB Professor of Finance Mei Jianping and former NYU professor Michael Moses - a data-mining art market analytics tool that judges strength of the art market against other asset classes, by tracking repeat sales among more than 45,000 works of art.
CKGSB Founding Dean and Professor of China Business and Globalization Xiang Bing tells Australian media on the sidelines of a business summit in Sydney that China’s reliance on global trade proves it has no incentive to go looking for trouble in the region, in a report that has been widely reprinted across the country.
Mary Wadsworth Darby, Chief Representative of CKGSB Americas, told an audience of senior executives about the differences in leadership styles between China and the West, as part of a forum on emerging trends in global business administration.
CKGSB Professors Ou-Yang Hui and Zhou Chunsheng addressed the challenges and opportunities of China’s financial industry and the role of Internet Finance at the 17th World Knowledge Forum (WKF) in South Korea. It was the third consecutive year that CKGSB joined the prestigious forum as a knowledge partner.
CKGSB Americas Chief Rep Mary Wadsworth Darby told the EMBAC annual conference in New Orleans about how the school’s partnerships with business schools in the US give students a unique and invaluable understanding of the culture of business in China.
CKGSB and Spain’s ESIC Business & Marketing School have signed an agreement to become exchange partners in a deal that hopes to encourage cross-border educational dialogue and bring more diversity and international educational offerings to students at each school.
The China Daily newspaper profiles the “Global Branding in the Digital Era” program, co-hosted by CKGSB and Yale, citing Professor of Marketing Sun Baohong on how the course examines the use of a digital strategy to build a global brand, focused on US companies entering China and Chinese companies entering the US.
