New Papers & Columns
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Four Ways China Is ChangingFor anyone following the news these days, the word “China” may bring to mind an imploding steel industry, or maybe visions of big-ticket purchases by wealthy Chinese businessmen. But those two-dimensi… 更多
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China’s Weibo leaves Twitter in the dustWhen Weibo’s stock price saw a dramatic surge of 135% this year, I had mixed feelings. That’s because two years ago when the company went public, I wrote an article expressing my disapproval and point… 更多
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Journal of Organizational Behavior | Incentive Compensation Schemes Shouldn’t Be ‘One Size Fits All’The carrot and stick approach of tying senior executive’s compensation to their company’s financial performance has long been a way of ensuring that their interests and those of shareholders are align… 更多
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Why Mobike is a HitBicycles with bright orange wheels are now a common sight along the streets of Shanghai and Beijing. It began this fall when mobike became all the rage. But why has this Tencent Holdings-backed start-… 更多
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Mobike’s Risky BusinessWhat are the operational risks faced by mobike, a B2C asset-heavy company for whom operational data that helps it keep track of its bicycles is the most important part of its existence? 更多
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Cross Cultural & Strategic Management | Emerging Markets: Wellspring of Opportunities or Overhyped Mirage?It’s tempting for executives in charge of strategic planning at western multinationals to look to entry and expansion in emerging markets as a magic pill for boosting sales volume and meeting growth t… 更多
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Single’s Day: Big Data Boon to AlibabaIf shopping is a national sport in China, Single’s Day is its World Cup. This year, Chinese internet giant Alibaba rang up US$ 5 billion in sales in the first hour of November 11. Its rivals are also… 更多
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Trump Won, Now What?“What impact would having Donald Trump in the White House have on China-US trade? The US President Elect seems to want to renegotiate various agreements the US has with trading partners. This likely w… 更多
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How Trump Won“I would describe the 2016 battle for the White House as "social media marketing expertise" versus "the economists". Four hundred economists were anti-Trump (19 of them have Nobel prizes), all the tra… 更多
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The Global Times | How China-India Trade can Rise to $500 BillionAs the Chinese Embassy in Delhi recently pointed out, China and India have made remarkable progress in the last 15 years, as bilateral trade has grown by a factor of 24 from $2.9 billion to $71.6 bill… 更多