CEIBS Prof. Han Jian on the future of China's welfare system More

Given 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

In 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 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

Once a written-off market, Hong Kong’s recent IPO activity suggests that the city's stock firms are shifting away from US listings, and may actually be benefiting from global trade tensions and geopol… More

On July 4, US Independence Day, the much-anticipated “Big, Beautiful Bill” officially came into effect with the signature of US President Donald Trump. This bill, which has passed both chambers of Con… More

Recent statistics from China’s Ministry of Civil Affairs revealed that the number of marriage registrations in China last year stood at 6.1 million couples, a 20.5% decrease from 7.68 million in 2023,… More

CEIBS Assistant Professor of Marketing Lu Yi together with Research Assistant Wang Xiaozhou dive into Pop Mart's business strategy. More

“The CEO is often the most ‘in the dark’ person in the company.” While this statement may come across as ironic, it uncovers a harsh reality in organisational management. Why do CEOs consistently find… More

In the bustling world of social entrepreneurship, Shenzhen Power Solution (SPS) stands out as a remarkable success story. More