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The Economist Intelligence Unit | Strategic Choices of China’s State-owned MultinationalsState enterprises were widely believed to be doomed in the 1990s. With the fall of the iron curtain, privatization was sweeping from the Elbe to the Pacific: state-owned enterprises (SOEs) were percei… 更多
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The Economist Intelligence Unit | How Start-ups from Emerging Economies make Inroads AbroadGenerally speaking, new ventures – from both developed and emerging economies – globalise by leveraging network relationships (related video). This is because entering international markets typically… 更多
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Forbes | Is a Chinese Takeover Good or Bad for Your Job?When a company is taken over by a foreign acquirer this usually triggers a lot of anxiety in the workforce. The new owners will likely want to restructure the firm in some way to get value for their m… 更多
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Market Shaping Design Innovation (MSDI)Innovation typically focuses on the conventional logic of either exploiting new market opportunities (through a demand pull approach) or discovering new previously unknown markets (through a technolog… 更多
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China's Next Steps After COP21Hailed as one of the greatest diplomatic efforts of the past 30 years, 196 countries came to an agreement on December 12th, to take steps to reduce the risk of a global temperature rise beyond 2 degre… 更多
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Chinese business execs eye Swiss innovationLeading executives from some of China’s best known companies gathered in Zurich for the annual CEIBS CEO Summit on December 12, an event packed with discussions on leadership, Europe’s macro economy,… 更多
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Vatican's Money Woes Have Lessons for Chinese Family BusinessesChinese family businesses should pay close attention to the sensational new allegations of widespread misuse of Vatican finances that were revealed by Italian journalists in two books published i… 更多
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IMF Welcomes Chinese Yuan. So What?It was the right decision for the IMF to make. The IMF reviews the basket every five years. Arguably the RMB may not have met all the requirements for entering the SDR basket now, but it is anticipate… 更多
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How Media Bias Fuels ‘Blame the Auditor’ Perceptions in Corporate FraudA good morality tale needs a colourful villain. In financial tales this role is usually filled by a wealthy CEO who lives in a large mansion, with an art collection, super car and maybe a yacht and a… 更多
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Risky BusinessThe differences in leadership traits, ethical values, and management styles between male and female directors have been a frequent topic of debate in media, academic, and management circles. Those cal… 更多