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  1. It’s said that more than half the world will be eating Chinese Noodles by 2020. Do you know how they’re made? In this Charlie Chaplin style silent movie, our MBA students try their hand at noodle making – with help from one of our chefs. Contact Asia’s leading MBA now for lessons in and outside t…
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  3. Traditional business models are being transformed by Supply Chain Financing (SCF) and Internet technologies. CEIBS Professor of Operations and Supply Chain Management Zhao Xiande explains how SCF works, and who stands to gain.
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  6. On April 9, President of the Swiss Federation Mr. Johann N. Schneider-Ammann ended his three-day official visit to China with a keynote speech at the Sino-Swiss Innovation forum hosted by China Europe International Business School (CEIBS). The forum explored the new opportunities for innovation and…
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  10. A debt-equity swap will likely be a major part of the Chinese government’s strategy to deal with the country’s bad debt – that is IF we’re correctly reading between the lines of what was said at the recent National People’s Congress. In this Q&A, CEIBS Professor of Economics & F…
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  13. By Klaus Meyer In recent Chinese takeovers of European companies, the only thing more remarkable than the identity of those new buyers is the identity of the sellers. In more than half of the mega deals, the seller is one (or more) private equity (P.E.) fund (Table 1). The question is, why do pri…
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  14. Can Mid-sized Chinese Manufacturers Adapt & Innovate in the ‘New Normal’ Economy? China’s economy has entered a period its leaders have dubbed ‘The New Normal’ – economic growth is slowing and the government is trying to shift its development model away from low cost export-oriented manufactu…
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  15. By Associate Professor of International Business and Strategy Shameen Prashantham The current fascination with entrepreneurship in mainstream society can be clearly seen in the wide coverage they get in the media. Such start-ups are viewed as proactive, nimble and agile, which allows them to be h…
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  16. As a Marketing Strategist for Ford in Shanghai, Rishi Dhawan is responsible for aligning the global and regional strategies for advance technology features across Ford’s portfolio of vehicles in the Asia-Pacific market.  Before enrolling at CEIBS, Rishi worked in software engineering and techno…
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  17. Managers are happy when staff are pro-active about anticipating issues and can take charge of solving them in a constructive manner. It’s even more of a plus when new hires show an ability to take charge effectively, even though they may not yet be that familiar with company culture and procedures.…
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  18. “...So I think (for China) the OBOR initiative is a way of going together in its globalization strategy, this still needs implementation and I think the leadership of Chinese companies is really important to that.”
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  19. Prof. Klaus Meyer Co-Edits AIB Insights Issue on International Trade Agreements The Rules of the Game for international business are increasingly set in bilateral and multilateral treaties between nation states. Throughout the second half of the 20th century, this regulatory framework has evolved…
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  20. State owned enterprises (SOEs) play an important role in both global and domestic business, not only in China but in many emerging and advanced economies. Many of these SOEs blend public and state ownership through stock exchange listings, and thus are operating in both the political and the economi…
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  25. View TheLINK Volume 1, 2016
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