CKGSB
-
China's App Stores: The Battle for Mobile Share
As app stores gain traction in China, companies vie to get a piece of the pie
-
How can Chinese Companies compete in Global Markets?
Durairaj Maheswaran sees the globalization of companies in terms of a “Five C” model of competitive advantage. In simple terms, this model examines how a company's core benefit, competition, culture, corporate structure and country of origin impact its globalization strategy
-
Lower-tier Cities: China's Next Big Thing
Ogilvy & Mather’s Kunal Sinha believes that China’s lower-tier cities hold the key to the country’s growth
-
The Economist: Thriving in the Age of Digital Media
With the advent of digital media, traditional print media publishers have struggled to survive. The Economist, however, has bucked this trend and evolved to thrive on both print and digital media platforms. In this interview with Andrew Rashbass, former CEO of The Economist, we learn how the publication has come out stronger despite the disruption in print media
-
Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild on Reinventing Capitalism
Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild, CEO of E.L. Rothschild and Co-Chair of the Henry Jackson Initiative for Inclusive Capitalism, believes that capitalism is not a lost cause. It only needs long-term thinking and a more human face
-
What will Showrooming do to Brick and Mortar Retail in China?
Will the rise of e-commerce and “showrooming” kill traditional retail?
-
Bottom of the Pyramid and Beyond
Stuart Hart on the idea that revolutionized management thinking
-
Smartphones For All!
Domestic smartphone brands are gaining popularity in China’s less-developed markets, forcing foreign brands to question their approach
-
Kickstarters: China's Innovation Incubators
China's incubators set entrepreneurial spirit in motion.
-
China’s E-Commerce Companies Go Global
Can China’s e-commerce companies like Jingdong Mall and VANCL replicate their success in international markets?
-
Stepping Out: The Globalization Strategies of Chinese Companies
Chinese companies are globalizing on an unprecedented scale, but with mixed success