China’s Internet boom appears to have far more significant economic, social, and business implications than the US Internet bubble of the late 1990s . Hardly a day goes by without surprising news on d… 更多

Having started with economy hotels in 2005, Ji Qi, Founder of the China Lodging Group, gradually brought in midscale and upscale properties into his portfolio. This case looks at how he did it. The au… 更多

Arch-rival Internet giants Tencent and Alibaba back the taxi-hailing apps Didi Dache and Kuaidi Dache, respectively, and were operating them on the assumption that they follow the “winner take all” pr… 更多

East Asian societies face an interesting paradox: while people and firms often rely on personal connections or private relations to conduct businesses or deal with government, many loathe such clandes… 更多

This case study looks at how O.C.T. Mami, China's leading maternity wear brand, has to balance online and offline sales, so that they complement each other rather than compete. The authors are Li… 更多

Is there no end to market disruption by online technologies?  It began with traditional book stores and transactions for consumer goods. Now art auctions, car reservations, and loan delinquencies… 更多

China’s online retail sales grew 49.7% to RMB 2.79 trillion last year, prompting Ma Jiantang, head of the National Bureau of Statistics, to comment: “This is where our hope lies.” It was by far the mo… 更多

In the space of less than four decades Chinese companies have moved from outright imitation to pure business innovation, in parallel with and contributing to the country’s extraordinary growth. The ‘t… 更多

Corporate speak takes on new meaning in a research study co-authored by CEIBS Professors Shimin Chen and Henrik Cronqvist that looks at how language structure influences corporate decision-making. The… 更多

When there is turmoil in financial markets, investors become concerned about the effectiveness of securities market regulation, and usually call for more and stricter regulation. A recent example is t… 更多