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Interest rate hike and the risks of a hard landing in the US

Professor AnalysisJuly 5, 2022

By Li Haitao, Dean’s Distinguished Chair, Professor of Finance and Associate Dean, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business Inflation has become a global problem. In May, the US’s year-on-year (YoY) CPI was 8.6% whereas its Core Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) Price Index was 4.9% on a YoY basis, both recorded at the highest level in […]

Should Chinese stocks be listed on international stock exchanges?

Professor AnalysisMay 5, 2022

By Li Wei, Professor of Economics at Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business Recently, Chinese stocks listed overseas, known as ‘China Concepts Stock’, have been on a roller coaster ride. The stock prices of these companies have been falling since the beginning of 2021. Take the S&P China A50 Index, for example: it fell […]

CKGSB Faculty Contribute Insights to the 5th Business and Philanthropy Forum

NewsDecember 22, 2021

On December 13, CKGSB Founding Dean and Professor of China Business and Globalization, Xiang Bing, spoke at the 5th Business and Philanthropy Forum

Year in Review: CKGSB’s 2021 Highlights

NewsDecember 21, 2021

From launching new programs and partnerships with leading institutions globally to producing cutting-edge research and running flagship forums, 2021 was a memorable year for CKGSB. As we near the end of the year, we take a look back at some of our highlights over the past 12 months.

Striking a Balance

ArticleOctober 1, 2021

China has grown at an unrivaled speed over the past few decades, and the new direction of slower growth and broad-based prosperity could keep China on the right track

Your Trade Move

ArticleSeptember 16, 2021

Despite supporting the World Trade Organization, both the US and China are looking increasingly at bilateral and regional trade agreements

Investment Intermission

ArticleFebruary 25, 2021

Chinese investment around the world is plummeting due to recipient reluctance and difficulty in getting money out of the country. Will the trend last?

The logic and trends behind falling stock prices in the U.S?

Professor AnalysisNovember 9, 2020

Li Haitao; Professor of Finance, Dean’s Distinguished Chair Professor of Finance, and Associate Dean for Chinese MBA of Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business; Zhai Xinrong; Senior Manager of Shanghai Petroleum and Natural Gas Exchange On September 4th 2020, the Nasdaq Composite, the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) all recorded their […]

Uprooting Factories

ArticleNovember 6, 2020

The diversification of production away from the “Factory of the World” is already happening, at least to some extent.

Hopes, Fears and Decoupling

ArticleJuly 20, 2020

Craig Allen, President of the US-China Business Council, looks at the impact on businesses of deteriorating relations between the world’s two largest economies.

Curtain Raiser for Two Session Economic Policies

NewsMay 20, 2020

Key points by Tu Xinquan, Dean and Professor, China Institute for WTO Studies, University of International Business and Economics

The Advance of China’s IT Market

ArticleNovember 1, 2019

Jun Wu, founder of venture capital company AMINO Capital, explains the challenges facing China’s nascent information-technology sector Jun Wu joined Google in 2002 as a senior expert and was a major contributor in developing the Google Search Engine for Asian languages, later becoming a pioneer in combating internet search fraud. He also served as vice […]

Parag Khanna on the Global Power that is Asia

ArticleOctober 28, 2019

Parag Khanna explains the importance of understanding geopolitics and multipolarity in Asia.

Charitable Giving in China—from Passion to Impact

ArticleOctober 25, 2019

Philanthropy has taken a firm hold amongst middle-class urban residents in China, especially through CKSGB's Social Innovation programs.

Seeds of Doubt: Is China Finally Ready to Give the Green Light to GMO?

ArticleJuly 8, 2019

As China and the US tried to hammer out a deal to end the trade war, GM crops arose as a key focus of negotiations.

China’s Tax Dilemma: Prioritize Efforts to Stimulate Growth or Control its Mounting Debt?

ArticleJune 28, 2019

China’s economy seems to be slowing faster than the government would like, and US trade war tariffs are just one of the issues weighing down overall growth and threatening hopes for a choreographed and gradual deceleration. The last time this happened in 2008, Beijing responded with massive stimulus spending, thereby creating a debt mountain. This time, what should the economic planners do?

Unplugging America: Is China Ready to Reduce Reliance on Foreign Technology?

ArticleApril 17, 2019

China still has a long way to go before it rivals the US as the world’s leading technological power.

Can blockchain technology fix China’s food safety problem?

ArticleMarch 11, 2019

On a remote farm nestled deep within the mountainous region of Daozhen, in China’s southwestern Guizhou Province, thousands of chickens are being watched closely. Aided by surveillance cameras and distance-tracking ankle tags, every step, meal and sip that the chickens take inside their paddock is uploaded in real time to an online platform. This farm, along with hundreds like it across China, is part a program that gives consumers a direct data trail from egg to plate. Launched by the technology arm of online insurer ZhongAn in 2017, it aims to boost transparency in China’s food supply chain. The technology behind GoGo Chicken is blockchain.