CEIBS
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How Geely Won Over Volvo
Geely established itself as the forerunner and beat other Chinese buyers
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China’s Business Climate Gets the Nod
Chinese and foreign companies are optimistic about doing business in China. That’s the overall finding from the CEIBS Business Climate Survey 2012 which polled executives from both groups in China
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China's New Role in The Making of Europe
In this rapidly changing context, the leaders of the European Union and China should rethink the significance of the trans-Eurasian links and open a new chapter in the relations between two of the world’s most ancient civilizations
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China’s Innovation Quotient
With an annual R&D injection from public and private business sources of 1.5 % of GDP over the last decade, the results have begun to pay off
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Leadership: From Charisma to Character
Character is different from personality in that character implies making the choice to act in line with one’s principles
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Towards Mature Corporate Governance Standards in China
Without sound corporate governance, the future of the Shanghai market will not be guaranteed
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Corporate China’s Succession Struggles
Who will take the reins when China’s first generation of entrepreneurs retires?
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China Looks Outward
Investing in tangible assets (such as natural resources) is considered a marked shift in Chinese M&A strategy
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Not A “Jasmine Revolution” but A “Jasmine Tea Transformation”
Like the “Color Revolutions” and their roots in the post Soviet Union space, “the Jasmine Revolutions” are the products of a very specific socio-political environment
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Reframing the American View of China
The meetings of the top American and Chinese leaders in Washington were arranged to iron out differences and formulate collaboration and commitment, to move from being foes to being friends
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The World Bank’s Non-Scientific Ranking: An Excuse for China’s Delayed Reform
According to the World Bank’s ranking, China is still behind 100th place in terms of per capita GDP. In 2010, with China poised to become the second largest economy in the world, measured at market exchange rates, the same message is repeated yet again