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  1. Familiarity, it turns out, breeds a lot more than contempt. It can make it a lot harder for an expat to settle into his new environment and hang on to his new job. “Familiarity in a new country isn't necessarily a good thing for expats,” explains CEIBS Assistant Professor of Management Emily David.…
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  3. The tech giant’s partnership model shows how large companies can work with new ventures to drive innovation. by CEIBS Associate Professor of International Business and Strategy, Shameen Prashantham and George S. Yip   At the Microsoft Accelerator in Beijing, eng…
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  5. Gu Rongjun, participant of CEIBS Entrepreneurial Leadership Camp and founder of FAYA, shares with China Biz 101 the story of her photography business.
    admin - 2017-01-26 09:18:42
  6. Founder of ZIZAIKE, CEIBS alumnus Mr Zhang Zhijie (AMP 2014) shares with China Biz 101 the story of his home stay business.
    admin - 2017-01-24 18:37:17
  7. A small group of CEIBS alumni assembled at the technology capital of India, Bangalore to welcome Prof. Shameen Prashantham on January 21, 2017. An insightful presentation on startups and how MNCs work with startups to drive innovation benefitting their operations and overall ecosystem was condu…
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  9. By Associate Professor of International Business & Strategy Shameen Prashantham Is China’s internet market the next frontier, or a graveyard, for outsiders? While its seemingly vast opportunities continue to hold allure for foreign tech firms, it has been notoriously difficult to crack for no…
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  11. CEIBS MBAs pack their bags and go on a trip to Silicon Valley to learn from some of the world’s largest and most innovative tech companies.
    admin - 2017-01-17 16:23:00
  12. January 28 marks the start of another lunar year. It’s a day for family, friends, and lots of good food as we look forward to what the year of the Rooster will bring.
    admin - 2017-01-16 17:44:40
  13. New research shows that MNCs pay a price when keeping cash abroad Most multinational companies park their foreign earnings in jurisdictions with favourable tax policies in order to reduce their tax bill. A recent European Commission investigation into Apple’s tax strategy has brought wide attenti…
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  15. By Vincent Chang & Jay Ha The word that best captures the vibrancy of China's digital and e-commerce landscape in 2016 is wang hong. The literal translation is "web red" and it refers to "red hot" online celebrities in the lucrative field of mobile entertainment. Although the we…
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  17. For large global companies, forging effective partnerships with high-potential start-ups is easier said than done. The very traits that make such start-ups potentially complementary as partners also make it difficult for large companies to engage with them in the first place. Multinational corporati…
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  19. By Professor Ding Yuan For anyone following the news these days, the word “China” may bring to mind an imploding steel industry, or maybe visions of big-ticket purchases by wealthy Chinese businessmen. But those two-dimensional portrayals fall short of conveying the complexity of the changes taki…
    admin - 2016-12-16 16:47:37
  20. Latest issue of CEIBS Alumni Magazine TheLink is OUT NOW! Grab your copy on campus.
    admin - 2016-12-12 11:43:04
  21. CEIBS Professor of Marketing Lydia Price, an American, explains how living abroad helped her grow professionally and why she is re-living her youth in China.
    admin - 2016-12-12 11:32:05
  22. .field.field-name-field-image.field-type-image.field-label-hidden { display: none; } By Chen Lin When Weibo’s stock price saw a dramatic surge of 135% this year, I had mixed feelings. That’s because two years ago when the company went public, I wrote an article expressing my disapproval…
    admin - 2016-12-06 22:59:51
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