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CKGSB in 2025: Shaping the Future of Business in an Era of Transformation

NewsDecember 26, 2025

Customer Service in China: Upping the Ante

ArticleFebruary 5, 2013

Companies need to step up their service in China to satisfy the new sophisticated customer. Lining up for a table at the Hai Di Lao Sichuan hotpot restaurant in Beijing is not such a bad experience–you get served tea and snacks and can even opt for a manicure while you wait–a welcome reprieve from other […]

CKGSB’s MBA: 14 Months on Campus, a Lifetime of Guidance

NewsDecember 11, 2013

An Interview with Prof. Li Haitao, Associate Dean of the MBA Program, Dean’s Distinguished Chair Professor of Finance, CKGSB

CKGSB to Host 7th China Economic Symposium on September 1

NewsAugust 26, 2021

The Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB) will be hosting the 7th China Economic Symposium, offering insightful perspectives on the country’s economic transformation and illuminating the real meaning behind the headlines.

Unleashing Innovation: Ten Cases from China on Digital Strategy and Market Expansion

PublicationDecember 13, 2023

CKGSB Launches Flagship Executive Education Program – Cutting-Edge Insights from China

NewsAugust 8, 2019

How to Navigate China’s Innovation and Business Frontiers? CKGSB Launches Flagship Executive Education Program – Cutting-Edge Insights from China

Record Global Media Coverage for CKGSB in 2014

NewsJanuary 7, 2015

In 2014, CKGSB and its world-class faculty were mentioned in more than 300 original articles in top-tier international media – a staggering 200% increase over 2013 – and that’s not to mention a whole range of additional coverage through reprinted articles and syndicated material.

Leading Chinese Academics Shares Insights with Top U.S. Board Members During FT-ODX Event

NewsJune 10, 2014

Founding Dean and Leading World Economist from China’s leading Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business shared insights during FT-ODX “Essential China” Conference

Snaring the Dragon

ArticleJune 19, 2012

What could stop growth in China and what can the country do about it?

CKGSB Hosts 36 Business Leaders From The Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) To Explore New Opportunities And Ignite Fresh Thinking

NewsNovember 10, 2025

CKGSB Hosts First Ever Global Unicorn Program in Dubai

NewsFebruary 27, 2023

On the 15-17th of February 2023, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business successfully launched the first Global Unicorn Program in Dubai, UAE, a flagship executive education program for future-oriented entrepreneurs.

China’s Economy: Its Past, Present and Future

PublicationNovember 14, 2022

CKGSB Publishes Book on 10 Top Chinese Companies and How Their Transformation is Changing the Economy

NewsSeptember 29, 2019

CKGSB, China’s leading independent business school, and Earnshaw Books have published, China in Transition: 10 Case Studies of Chinese Companies Breaking the Mold, a book that explores China’s most successful private businesses, how they are embracing change and creating new business models for the future.

CKGSB hosts University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business and ESIC Business and Marketing School at the 2019 MBA China Module

NewsMay 23, 2019

CKGSB held its latest MBA China Module program at its Beijing campus, hosting the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business from the US and ESIC Business and Marketing School students from Spain as part of a specially-designed two-week course aimed at developing next-generation business leaders for the global economy.

How Hard Is It to Cut Chinese Government Debt?

ArticleMarch 15, 2017

Debt is a ticking-time bomb for the Chinese economy. In the past three years central government stopped local governments from financing through investment vehicles and set a cap for the issuance of bonds. But new forms of debt continue to be formed. Local officials appear not to care about borrowing more, as long as the money can be used in projects that may translate to political achievements. And with those achievements, officials will be promoted to a higher level--as will the debt burden. A more worrisome thought will be: can those additional government debts and investments support China’s long-term growth?

Solving the Prickly Issue of Overcapacity in China

ArticleJune 14, 2016

Having delayed serious structural reforms, China faces eye-watering overcapacity in heavy industries. Steel production volume is more than double that of the next four leading producers combined: Japan, India, the United States and Russia. Aluminum production capacity reached 40 million tons last year, exceeding global consumption by 9 million tons. Most remarkably, between 2011 and 2013 China produced more cement than the US did during the entire 20th century—6.6 gigatons, compared to the US’s 4.5. What can China possibly do about this excess capacity that is weighing on the balance sheets of debt-ridden firms reeling from China’s economic slowdown?

The Chinese Economy Adjusts to the New Normal

ArticleMarch 10, 2015

The Chinese economy is slowing and that has significant ramifications for things like capital and the Renminbi. Is there a silver lining in all this?

Taking Stock: Chinese Companies Navigate International Stock Exchanges

ArticleMarch 1, 2013

Chinese companies facing low valuations on US stock exchanges have some options left on the table When investors think a company’s market price is undervalued, they can buy the company’s shares. But when a company thinks itself to be undervalued by the market, it sometimes opts to buy out the investors. Such is the case […]

Beyond the Box Office: What Ne Zha 2 Reveals About Globalization in China’s Film Industry

Professor AnalysisSeptember 29, 2025

Animation blockbuster Nezha: The Devil Boy Conquers the Dragon King (“Nezha 2”) earned over 15 billion RMB in China during the Lunar New Year of 2025, ranking sixth in global box office history and showcasing cutting-edge Chinese animation technology. By February, it reached overseas markets, premiering in North America with IMAX screenings, followed by releases in Australia and New Zealand. Social media fueled hopes that Nezha could be China’s global cinematic breakthrough. Yet, its performance outside China was markedly less impressive than its New Year beginnings. It lacked the necessary critical focus on distribution strategies and market engagement practices, drifting […]

RMB Internationalization: Can the RMB be the next global currency?

Professor AnalysisJuly 28, 2025

This article was originally published in Chinese on Caixin.com The US dollar has become another victim of Donald Trump’s recent economic policy. The tariff war and Trump’s erratic attitude have left global investors at a loss, but even before this, Trump had threatened to restrict the independence of the US Federal Reserve, creating uncertainty in […]

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