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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
In the workplace, a leader who appears authentic is more likely to gain the trust of subordinates, who do not have to rack their brains over his/her... Read more
Owing to a lack of actual meaningful collaboration, startup initiatives are often met with skepticism and dismissed as mere PR exercises or “innovation... Read more
Online retailers in China accounted for 20% of total sales of consumer goods in 2018. Alibaba (Taobao and Tmall) and JD.com captured between them over three... Read more
China’s wealth management market is massive! The latest estimates are that, in 2018, there were almost 1.7 million customers with over RMB 10 million ($ 1.... Read more
A recent study by CEIBS researchers sheds some light on what HR managers can do to boost the commitment of their knowledge workforce.
A ‘fly on the wall’ perspective of a discussion including CEIBS Professor of Economics Zhu Tian and Professor of Economics & Finance Xu Bin.
Once the negative list is in place, the next hurdle will be implementation of the new law.
In the new era, asset allocation will undoubtedly become one of the most important means of wealth management for Chinese households.