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Founding Dean of CKGSB, Xiang Bing sheds light on the value MBA Programs and the future of China’s economy

NewsNovember 15, 2019

On October 29, 2019, Founding Dean of Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB), Xiang Bing met with ChosunBiz to discuss the value of business schools and the future of the Chinese economy. Underscoring how China has managed to maintain and strengthen its position as the world’s third largest economy since 2008, Dean Xiang said, “If companies fail to understand the East Asian markets, including China, there is a greater risk of management making wrong decisions.”

The Power of Leftover Women

ArticleNovember 5, 2019

In this interview, Roseann Lake explores gender roles in China and how these so-called “leftover women” are shaping the country’s economic future.

Nothing but Blue Skies: Is Your Flying Taxi Finally on the Way?

ArticleOctober 30, 2019

Until now, only billionaires and James Bond villains flew to work, but someday, you too may have a faster commute.

Changing Tides: The Chinese Management Style Adapts to Modern Times

ArticleSeptember 26, 2019

The Chinese management style is adapting as China shifts to a knowledge-based economy.

Getting Ahead: The Effect of China’s Social Credit System

ArticleSeptember 19, 2019

China’s controversial social credit system is already being trialed in many cities in the country.

INCAE Professor Discusses Doing Business with a Changing China

ArticleJuly 11, 2019

CKGSB sat down with INCAE Professor Esteban R. Brenes during his week-long visit to Beijing, where CKGSB hosted INCAE Business School’s executive education students for a customized ‘Doing Business with a Changing China’ program. Professor Brenes discussed how this customized program allows globally experienced executives and entrepreneurs to better understand business in China, its differences, […]

INCAE Professor Discusses Doing Business with a Changing China

NewsJuly 11, 2019

CKGSB sat down with INCAE Professor Esteban R. Brenes during his week-long visit to Beijing, where CKGSB hosted INCAE Business School’s executive education students for a customized ‘Doing Business with a Changing China’ program.

2019 Q1 CKGSB Investor Sentiment Survey results show China’s private businesses and multinational affected most by US-China trade war

Professor AnalysisJune 5, 2019

[May 30, 2019, Beijing] On 29th May 2019, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business Professor of Accounting and Finance, Associate Dean, and Director of the CKGSB Investment Research Department, Liu Jing revealed his 2019 Q1 CKGSB Investor Sentiment Survey results and commented on the repercussions of the US-China trade war to members of the Foreign […]

2019 Q1 CKGSB Investor Sentiment Survey Results Show China’s Private Businesses and Multinational Affected Most by US-China Trade War

NewsJune 5, 2019

On 29th May 2019, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business Professor of Accounting and Finance, Associate Dean, and Director of the CKGSB Investment Research Center, Liu Jing revealed his 2019 Q1 CKGSB Investor Sentiment and commented on the repercussions of the US-China trade war to members of the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of China at the CKGSB Beijing campus.

China and Australia’s Complementary Economies and Shared Responsibilities

NewsApril 4, 2019

Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB) along with the Victorian State Government and the CKGSB Australia and New Zealand Alumni Association jointly hosted the 2019 China-Australia Business Forum in Melbourne on May 2nd, convening business and government leaders from the two countries to shed light on economic outlooks, bilateral relations and new growth sectors, including agriculture, e-commerce, healthcare and investment.

Multinational Companies in China: Stuck in the Middle

ArticleMarch 4, 2019

US trade tariffs have exacerbated a tough business climate in China for multinational companies.

The View from Beijing: Understanding China’s Perspective on the Trade War

ArticleFebruary 25, 2019

For many in Beijing, the trade war confirms suspicions that the US is determined to thwart China’s rise.

Gavekal Analyst Tom Miller: Premature to Say Belt and Road Initiative is Failing

ArticleJanuary 17, 2019

Pronouncements that the Belt and Road Initiative is failing are premature, argues Tom Miller, author of China’s Asian Dream and Senior Asia Analyst at Gavekal Research. He is well-versed in the problems facing the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and predicted many of them. In his 2017 book China’s Asian Dream, he warned that China’s preference for cultivating close relationships with individual leaders could be a long-term risk for BRI. Eighteen months on, this looks prescient. New governments have won power in Malaysia, Pakistan and the Maldives, and renegotiating deals signed by their predecessors are high on the agendas.

Business Beyond Borders: Adam Steinberg’s Post-MBA Leap into a Classmate’s Venture

StoryDecember 29, 2018

Walter Wang: How an MBA at CKGSB Sparked Personal and Professional Growth

StoryDecember 29, 2018

Trading Places: Is China Entering a Current Account Deficit?

ArticleNovember 26, 2018

China’s huge current account surplus was once the symbol of its status as the “factory of the world.” But in recent years, that surplus has been shrinking. Last year, it sank to 1.3% of GDP. The half-year deficit announced in August was the first in more than 20 years. Some economists predict China could soon be running a current account deficit. If that happens, it will be a watershed moment with implications for all manner of issues, from the policies Beijing is able to pursue to the status of the RMB as a global currency and maybe even the way the US finances its debt.

Enter the Petro-Yuan?

ArticleOctober 18, 2018

Most of the world’s oil has been bought and sold with US dollars, but that may be changing.

Tea for Ten: Southeast Asia Thinks on How to Engage with a Rising China

ArticleSeptember 10, 2018

Southeast Asia has become a strategic market for companies across the whole Chinese economy.

Why Chinese Consumers are Leaving Multinational Brands on the Shelf

ArticleJune 20, 2018

More domestic brands appearing on store shelves may indicate that the golden days for foreign brands are slipping away.

CKGSB Knowledge Series Gold Event: Digital Innovation from China and India

NewsMay 19, 2018

Join us for an engaging discussion with industry experts and Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business and Yale School of Management scholars on the fresh digital strategies emerging from China and India during this opening event of the ninth annual China India Insights Conference.

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