New Papers & Columns
-
Is the stock market really in an "AI bubble"?2025-11-19Artificial intelligence has become the defining force in today’s financial markets — powering innovation, reshaping industries, and driving valuations. But are the soaring valuations justified, or are… More
-
Crisis or new start? From mid-life crises to mid-life awakening2025-11-07Middle age is often regarded as a stage of life that is full of challenges. We’ve all heard the term "midlife crisis", which many people go through and can entail feelings of confusion, exhaustion, an… More
-
How did China achieve its dominance in green energy?2025-10-23China’s dominance of key new energy industries, from electric vehicles to solar power, has been swift and dramatic, taking many of its trading partners by surprise. More
-
China’s real rare earth trump card2025-09-19As recent US–China trade tensions escalate, rare earths have emerged as both an economic lever and a strategic bargaining chip. With China now tightening its rare earth rules and extending controls to… More
-
Beyond e-commerce: How Alibaba is reinventing itself through AI2025-09-18Alibaba’s recent sharp share-price rise turned heads for a simple reason: the company is changing what it is. On the surface, the rebound rides on better momentum in on-demand delivery, instant retail… More
-
Luckin comes to America: Can China's Starbucks thrive in the US?2025-09-16Luckin Coffee’s recent expansion into the US marks the culmination of a remarkable comeback. More
-
Could China's social welfare reforms spur economic growth?2025-09-01CEIBS Prof. Han Jian on the future of China's welfare system More
-
"America First" or "America Alone" - How should countries respond to ever-changing US tariffs?2025-08-27Given such an uncertain US trade landscape, countries big and small may benefit from a more patient and unified approach, rather than rushing to Washington every time the Trump administration releases… More
-
Dying or evolving: Where next for liberal arts in the age of AI?2025-08-20In recent years, the declining relevance of the liberal arts and social sciences has drawn increasing attention. As universities around the world have adjusted their academic offerings and even elimin… More
-
The Art of Living is to be a Fighter, not a Victim2025-07-24The Art of Living is a lecture series by CEIBS Professor Emeritus Juan Antonio Fernandez, offering insights gleaned from a life full of experience into how to find your individual definition of succes… More
