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XIANG Bing

Founding Dean, Dean's Distinguished Chair Professor of China Business and Globalization, Vice Chairman of Board of Trustees, and Senior Advisor to the Dean
Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB)

PhD, University of Alberta

Economic Disruption, Business in China, Constructive Innovations, Global Implications of China’s Economic Transformation, Innovation and Globalization by Chinese Companies, Innovation in Management Education, Reform of SOEs, Relationship Between State and Business, Role of Private Sector in China

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CKGSB Knowledge Series: 2017 China India Insights Conference

NewsMay 20, 2018

The Center for Customer Information Management at CKGSB and the China India Insights Program (CIIP) of the Center for Customer Insights at the Yale School of Management are co-organizing the ninth annual China India Insights conference on September 28-30, 2017. The conference will be held at CKGSB’s New York office.

CKGSB Global Unicorn Programs Workshop

EventMarch 20, 2024

Date: April 3, 3:00 pm BST/4:00 pm CEST/7:00 am PST/10:00 am EST/10:00 pm BJT Format: Virtual (Zoom) Language: English Join us for an informative workshop on scaling up to a unicorn company. Understanding how unicorn companies reach success and how their lessons can be applied to other enterprises is particularly important for founders and decision-makers …

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Chinese Culture’s Journey to the West

ArticleJuly 25, 2016

As one of the more influential components of the so-called “soft power” push, China’s film industry reflects the overall weak cultural impact of the whole. Even as economic ties multiply between China and the outside world, the flow of cultural exchange remains imbalanced. Chinese works, traditional or modern, consistently struggle to find the same acceptance abroad as Western works enjoy on the mainland. While money remains at the heart of China’s soft power push abroad, time is also required for fulfilling China’s creative potential—it’s going to be a long process towards change.

When AI Moves from Backstage to Center Stage

ArticleMay 22, 2026

Professor Wei Xiang is La Trobe Distinguished Professor, Cisco Research Chair of AI and IoT (Internet of Things). He is also a special expert guest in AI for the Australian Unicorn program of CKGSB. When a startup founder in rural northern Australia called Professor Wei Xiang out of the blue — while Xiang was sitting […]

Empowering Financial Institutions: Rich Data Corporation’s Charles Guan’s Pursuit of AI and Education at CKGSB

StoryFebruary 29, 2024

Poised for Takeoff: China’s Internet of Things

ArticleSeptember 24, 2015

Can China become a global leader in the Internet of Things?

Financial Times introduces the IMD-CKGSB Dual Executive MBA Program

NewsMarch 14, 2014

On the evening of March 12th 2014, CKGSB joined hands with Europe’s leading executive business school IMD to announce the CKGSB-IMD Dual Executive MBA. Writing for the Financial Times, Business Education Editor Della Bradshaw introduces the programme where East and West teach each other how to succeed in business and entrepreneurship.

From CKGSB MBA to Global ICT Entrepreneurship: Zhang Hui’s Story

StorySeptember 30, 2025

Will China’s EV Startup Nio Be the ‘Tesla Killer’?

ArticleSeptember 17, 2018

Chinese auto startup Nio has its sights set on one goal: supplanting Tesla as the world’s top luxury electric car brand.

Korean EMBA Module 2 Completed: Strategic Marketing in China

NewsJanuary 25, 2016

More than 60 Korean business leaders and next-gen entrepreneurs came together at CKGSB’s Shanghai campus this month for the latest session of the CKGSB EMBA on China Business for Korean Leaders. The second module, ‘Strategic Marketing in China,’ was held from January 14-17 and covered consumer studies and marketing strategies in conjunction with company visits where ideas from the classroom were seen being put into practice.

Brain Power: The Patent Buying Spree of Chinese Tech Companies

ArticleSeptember 24, 2014

Chinese tech companies are stocking up on patent purchases, but is it anything more than share price padding?

The New Idea Factories

ArticleSeptember 25, 2012

GE’s past success in China hinged on localization. Its future, however, might be in reverse innovation. Rising oil prices and the global financial crisis have dealt a harsh blow to the global aviation sector. The Chinese aviation industry, however, is bucking the trend. It has become the second-largest aviation market in the world, second only […]

China’s overcapacity: Myth or market reality?

Professor AnalysisAugust 27, 2025

Over the last several years, a narrative coming out of the West has claimed that China’s manufacturing is at “overcapacity”, so by implication, that’s not good for the rest of the world. A corollary of this thesis is that the “overcapacity” was by design of the Chinese government (and hence the State-owned enterprises). So, this is “part of the plan”. The most frequently cited examples are electric vehicles (EVs), solar panels, and photovoltaic equipment, batteries, steel, and wind turbines. The narrative goes like this: Overcapacity, which is State-planned and State-driven, will flood the market, prices will come down, and many other […]

The Big Cover-up: Tattoo Culture in China

ArticleJanuary 21, 2019

Tattoo culture has exploded in China in the last few years, as younger generations abandon centuries-old prejudices.

Innovation Works and its Silicon Valley Dreams

ArticleSeptember 15, 2014

Innovation Works, the Beijing-headquartered incubator founded by former Google China chief Kai-Fu Lee, has set up a base in Silicon Valley. Chris Evdemon, who is spearheading Innvation Works' US foray, explains the rationale.

Xiong’an New Area: China’s Newest Special Economic Zone?

ArticleNovember 8, 2017

On April 1st, 2017, the Chinese government announced the formation of a new special economic and development zone: the Xiong’an New Area. About 60 miles southwest of Beijing, in Hebei province, the area will combine the now relatively rural counties of Rongcheng, Anxin and Xiong. With an expected investment of $583 billion over the next 20 years in infrastructure alone, Xiong’an is set to transform from a largely agricultural and low-tech manufacturing region, into a high-tech, environmentally sustainable modern metropolis. It will also, according to the plan, alleviate some population pressures from Beijing while serving as a destination for some administrative departments, logistics bases and other government offices.

From Tech Manager to Beauty Tech Pioneer: Jin Xing’s So-Young Story

StorySeptember 29, 2022

International Businesses in China: Trends, Challenges and Opportunities in 2025

ArticleJanuary 15, 2025

For Elena Xiong, working for a foreign firm in her hometown of Shanghai was always the goal. Still, since returning to China after studying in the US, she has found it harder than expected to land one of these coveted jobs. “I have been applying consistently for around a year now, but there are fewer […]

China’s Drive for Technological Innovation

ArticleDecember 27, 2012

What is fuelling China’s push towards homegrown tech innovation? It’s the early 8th century and the court of the Tang Dynasty is buzzing. Yi Xing, henceforth to be remembered as famous innovator (and also astronomer, mathematician, mechanical engineer, and Buddhist monk) has just revealed his big invention: the world’s first mechanical clock. He sets the […]

Opening Up a Niche Market

NewsDecember 1, 2014

In its most recent print edition, Forbes Korea focused on Proya CEO Fang Yuyou, a CKGSB EMBA alumnus and current student in the CEO class. As one of the leading Chinese cosmetic companies, Proya has seen tremendous domestic growth after targeting 3rd and 4th tier cities in China. Fang revealed that an eye-opening visit to view cosmetic firms in Korea in 2007 revolutionized his view on the importance of R&D.

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