Some eight months on from the initial outbreak of COVID-19, a clearer picture of the impact of the virus on China’s economy is now emerging. So where does the current picture stand and what are the pr… More

In June, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) lowered its forecasts for global growth for 2020 to -4.9%. The downward revision suggests that both developed and emerging economies are tumbling into a… More

Time has put both companies and individuals into the torrents of the digital age. Digital technologies are transforming our activities at an astonishing speed and in ways that we could never have imag… More

While there is growing interest in the division of entrepreneurial labour between Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), most prior work focuses on empirical s… More

Commercial involvement in the Olympics is relatively moderate – that is, the Olympics are not overly commercialised at all. In fact, many sorts of advertising are not permitted within the competition… More

Will street-side vending – which occupies a regulatory grey area – be the next big window of opportunity in China? And, how will the economic activity develop after it was championed through policies… More

A CEIBS research team, comprised of Professors Juan Fernandez, Dongsheng Zhou and myself as well as two research assistants conducted an online survey this past April to explore the impact of the COVI… More

The world economy is under great pressure due to the outbreak of COVID-19, and the situation may turn out to be a big wake-up call for global supply chain management (GSCM). More

The COVID-19 pandemic has dealt two rounds of blows to the global economy. More

Containing the Covid-19 epidemic and minimising its human and economic costs is perhaps the most vital task facing our society today, and accomplishing this task requires the joint effort of governmen… More