"Still, it is significant that the two sides are moving from simply avoiding further escalation to actually reducing some tariffs."

September 19, 2026. Shanghai – The 2026 CEIBS Global EMBA Building Bridges Forum on China and Latin America was held at CEIBS' Shanghai campus on September 19, welcoming more than 250 diplomats, consular officials, corporate executives, academics and CEIBS alumni.

Prof. Zhu Tian tells TIME the choice of products reflects a “cautious” approach, suggesting the agreement is more “a confidence-building measure” between the two sides.

“CEIBS is a perfect bridge - it is not a European school with Chinese influence, and it is not a Chinese school with European influence; it is both, from its founding in 1994."

Study examined whether having a daughter influences the way a CEO makes corporate decisions.

"CEIBS 10th graduation: Africa must strengthen institutions and create space for its growing talent to thrive."

The CEIBS Lujiazui International Institute of Finance (CLIIF) launched the 2026 Global Asset Management Centre Evaluation Index today at the CLF50 Annual Meeting. The Index places New York first with a score of 93.62, followed by London at 88.04 and Shanghai at 87.05. Shanghai moved up two places from fifth in 2025, entering the Index’s global top three for the first time and becoming the highest-ranked city in Asia, while London climbed from third to second.

Today marks China’s 42nd Teachers’ Day, a day to celebrate and honour educators everywhere. At this very moment, you may be in the classroom, engaging students from diverse countries and industries in conversations about the forces reshaping the business world. You may be working closely with companies and communities, exploring answers to the defining questions of our time through real-world practice. From generating knowledge to sharing ideas, from nurturing the next generation of leaders to contributing to the advancement of society, educators have always played a profound and enduring role in shaping our shared future. On this special occasion, we would like to extend our deepest respect and warmest wishes to all CEIBS faculty members, as well as to educators across China and around the world.

"Former ESCP leader begins 5-year term at CEIBS as the Shanghai-based school sharpens its international & AI strategy."

“Frankly speaking, when it comes to the development path of artificial intelligence, only China and the United States are relevant right now.”

August 31, 2026. Shanghai – China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) and ETS China today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at the CEIBS Shanghai campus, extending their partnership and renewing the CEIBS GRE Half Scholarship for a third term.

“China needs the access to the European Union’s markets, and China does not have the alternatives.”

August 24, 2026. Shanghai – CEIBS welcomed its Full-time MBA Class of 2028 and the inaugural Part-time MBA Class of 2026 at a joint opening ceremony on its Shanghai campus today.

This year's Full-time MBA cohort brings together students from nearly 30 countries and regions worldwide, with international students accounting for more than 43% of the cohort. The inaugural Part-time MBA class, meanwhile, comprises experienced professionals from some of China's major economic hubs, including the Greater Bay Area, Beijing, Shanghai and beyond. 

Bringing the two cohorts together for the first time, the ceremony marked the beginning of a shared CEIBS journey shaped by diverse cultures, industries and professional experiences.
Joining faculty, staff, and students for the occasion were CEIBS President Wang Hong; Co-President (European) Frank Bournois; Vice President and Dean

Léon Laulusa; Vice President and Co-Dean Zhu Tian; Associate Professor of Marketing, Associate Dean and Director of MBA Programme Zhang Lingling; and Assistant President of CEIBS and Chief Representative of CEIBS Shenzhen Campus Hobbs Liu.
 

China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) officially welcomed Professor Léon Laulusa to its leadership team as Vice President and Dean today at an Installation Ceremony held on the school’s Shanghai campus.

"The primary reason for the divide lies in the cost of identifying athletic talent, rather than a simple distinction between individual and team events."

"The outcome was not what anyone expected." 

"'Neijuan' isn’t just a mood; it is the visible product of structural forces that push people and firms into escalating, largely zero-sum competition.”

"Ghana poised to benefit from China’s zero-tariff policy."