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Organisational scholars have long recognised person–environment (PE) fit (i.e., the degree of compatibility between the characteristics of employees and... Read more
Today, the renminbi, both onshore and offshore, breached 7 per dollar for the first time since the 2015 exchange rate reform. What exactly does this... Read more
Why is it Shanghai, instead of any US city, that is home to the largest number of Starbucks stores? Why is the century-old brand Coca-Cola ... Read more
Although self-verification (i.e. the confirmation of oneself) is an important universal goal, recent research has demonstrated that individuals differ...... Read more
In the era of new retail, companies are facing the pressing demand for organizational change, which is no easy feat. According to the data from McKinsey,... Read more
Anyone who has a savings account or investments will probably be familiar with the expression “making money on money” or “earning interest on interest”.... Read more
Professor Dipak Jain was born and raised in a small town in Assam, a Northeastern State of India. Growing up, his family couldn't afford to send him to top... Read more
There is growing recognition by multinational corporations (MNCs) of Chinese companies' intent to enhance their innovation capabilities. My former CEIBS... Read more
With huge production costs and higher logistics costs than its peers, how can Zara, a fast fashion brand, still lead the industry in profitability? As CEIBS... Read more