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Lianghui Part 1: Professors’ Insights

NewsMarch 21, 2016

The recent annual gathering of China’s two parliamentary bodies, known as ‘Lianghui’, recently concluded in the capital, with topics including the economy, Internet Plus and access to education all being discussed. CKGSB professors share their views on some of the hottest topics.

Losing Signal: China’s Smartphone Market Slowdown

ArticleJanuary 18, 2016

Companies that have spent months being feted by the media don’t tend to revise down their sales target, but in March Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi did just that—from 100 million units set in December 2014 to 80-100 million. Rival Chinese brand Huawei overtook Xiaomi in the third quarter as China’s top smartphone vendor. It’s a reality check for the upstart vendor, which soared to fame and a $45 billion valuation in less than five years as China’s first-time smartphone buyers snapped up handsets at a furious rate. But Xiaomi isn’t the only one hurting from the smartphone market slowdown in China.

Alibaba and the Rest: The Davids Vs. Goliath

ArticleFebruary 4, 2015

With its huge scale and steps toward global dominance, can anyone rival Alibaba's might in China's e-commerce sector?

Amazon China: A Lightweight

ArticleJanuary 14, 2015

Amazon China is redoubling its efforts, but will it succeed at the second attempt in the country's hyper-competitive e-commerce sector?

Apple in China: iWho?

ArticleJanuary 6, 2014

Rivals race ahead of Apple in China’s smartphone and tablet markets. What does it mean for Apple’s future? Li Tingting unwraps a new iPhone 5S outside the Apple store in Sanlitun, a glitzy shopping district in Beijing. She’s had her eyes on an iPhone for some time, she says, and after a few months finally […]

All Hail Alibaba

ArticleSeptember 23, 2013

Alibaba is eyeing expansion into new sectors and overseas, but will old tactics serve on new terrain? If Jack Ma has his way, the sun will never set on Alibaba’s empire. The billionaire entrepreneur’s internet giant rules China’s e-commerce roost, with 500 million registered users and RMB 1 trillion in total 2012 sales from Tmall, […]

Stuck in First Gear: Chinese Car Manufacturers Struggle to Compete with foreign brands

ArticleJuly 29, 2013

Can foreign car makers in China continue to dominate the market while appeasing Chinese car companies? CCTV, Chinaʼs powerful state-run television broadcaster, unleashed a torrent of faulty vehicle claims against foreign automakers in March. First, the network targeted Volkswagen, alleging transmission issues with some of its cars, which led to the recall of more than […]

So close, yet so far

ArticleMay 17, 2012

Last year, Zong Qinghou, founder and president of Wahaha, China’s biggest beverage company, was holding a run-of-the-mill press conference in Beijing. Although Zong was the richest man in China by some estimates, it seemed as though nothing of interest would come out of his speech that day. Then an ostensibly throwaway comment sent stocks soaring. […]

Doing Business with China: The Power of Local

ArticleJanuary 18, 2012

The experience of multinational companies shows that succeeding in doing business with China depends on a good understanding of local needs and wants. Time and time again, the group buying company Groupon has found itself in hot water in China. Before Groupon’s Chinese site Gaopeng even launched, China’s group buying sites formed a loose alliance […]

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

NewsDecember 26, 2025

Chinese Yuan Could Impact Trade Growth

NewsMarch 7, 2014

China's commerce minister is confident Beijing will hit its 7.5% growth target in 2014. While CKGSB professor Bingsheng Teng believes the country can meet that target, he tells Ramy Inocencio of Wall Street Journal why the fluctuation of the yuan could derail growth.

CKGSB’s European leadership team visits IMD

NewsMarch 13, 2013

The European leadership team of China's Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB) was at IMD last week to finalize details of two new joint open programs between the schools.

Latin American Students Praise CKGSB Program After Trip to China

NewsSeptember 6, 2017

Latin American students who attended a 5-day seminar on ‘Doing Business with a Changing China’ praised the program in providing insights into the world’s second largest economy and how it may help their own countries as well.

Case study: A Growing Forest

ArticleNovember 8, 2022

Genki Forest has successfully challenged the perception that China’s beverage industry belongs to established brands

Case study: Decisions, Decisions, Decisions

ArticleJuly 29, 2022

Oat drink company OATLY successfully navigated its entry into the China market via three key choices, including who it should partner with and how it can future-proof its business

2017 China Module Wraps Up with High Scores

NewsMay 25, 2017

This year’s China module doubled in number of participants and coincided with One Belt One Road Summit.

China Module 2017 Hosts Students from Around the World

NewsMay 22, 2017

The CKGSB MBA China Module took place from May 8-19 and hosted over 80 students from the University of Michigan’s Ross & Spain’s ESIC Business & Marketing School as they join CKGSB’s own MBA students on an intensive two-week program. The program offered academic lectures, business networking, company visits and cultural events as participants experience the best that Beijing has to offer.

New Opportunities in Slowing Down Economies

NewsApril 9, 2014

2014-04-09 – CKGSB successfully held its 5th annual China-Japan CEO Roundtable in Tokyo on April 9th, 2014. This year’s roundtable focused on the keyword “growth”. After witnessing several years of supercharged growth, China has seen its gradual deceleration in 2013. At the same time, Japan has struggled with jumpstarting its stagnant economy in recent years. While both countries have passed a number of reforms aimed at bolstering growth to attractive and sustainable levels, it is clear that for individual businesses, opportunities lie in fast-growing markets and sectors. How should companies position themselves, both strategically and geographically, to most effectively leverage such pockets of opportunity?

CKGSB MBA Professor Talk& Networking Event

NewsOctober 24, 2017

Join CKGSB MBA for an afternoon of leading business insight as Prof. Teng, Associate Dean and Associate Professor of Strategy at CKGSB, presents

Online Banking in China: The People’s Banking

ArticleJuly 4, 2016

The upsurge in mobile transaction services used through smartphones is at the heart of a sudden expansion of the online financial services industry in China. This is a diverse and dynamic marketplace with investment, small-lending companies, peer to peer (P2P) lending, and most recently the emergence of the first batch of online-only banks: MYbank, 30% owned by Ant Financial (founded by Alibaba), and WeBank, which is 30% owned by Tencent. These new services provide a much-needed expansion of financial access for Chinese consumers and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), that have long been underserved by the state-dominated banking system. What lies ahead for China’s online banks?

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