Commenting on the impact of Occupy Central on Hong Kong, Prof. Denis Wang tells Nikkei Asian Review that what will have an impact on Hong Kong’s competitiveness is not the movement itself but the fact that politics has become a mainstream agenda for the first time in the city, turning the city’s focus and energy away from economic development.
Hong Kong’s startup ecosystem has grown rapidly in the past few years, but its overall entrepreneurial spirit remains low, according to an interim report of a joint study by The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School’s Centre for Entrepreneurship (CfE)and Google, released on 2 September 2014.
In a feature article published in Forbes China, Prof. Kevin Au indicates that successful family business succession in China requires extra efforts in creating a sophisticated plan.
Higher education plays a significant role in enhancing the competitiveness of a city or country and universities around the world have been in a state of transformation to meet the needs of the 21st century.
Solidarity among family members is key to a family business’s prosperous growth and successful development. Find out more in a feature article published in WEALTH magazine by Prof. Kevin Au and Dr. Wong Kam Shing.
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School’s magazine CONNECT provides a platform to inform readers of selected business topics through articles written by staff and guest writers.
Just weeks ahead of its initial public offering, Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. tripled its net profit in the first quarter. The spotlight is on two of the company’s recent acquisitions, which forced Alibaba to reassess the value of some of its private assets. Commenting on the company’s decision to put a value on its private assets in an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Prof. Zhaoyang Gu points out that the value of privately held assets is somewhat subjective because there is no liquid market for such assets…
Commenting on the worsening situation that Macau’s gaming industry is facing, Prof. Denis Wang tells China Daily that the ongoing anti-corruption campaign on the mainland is another major reason for the slowdown in casino revenues.
Every university student has his or her own journey — some are unique while others resonate with fellow students. In the new book, “The Elites’ Diary – Walking the GBS Journey”, a group of Global Business Studies students and alumni share their university experiences with readers.
In this video, Kiana Shek, a CUHK Business School alumna, shares her experience in career development and how she won over 1,000 candidates to land her current job.
In an interview with China Daily, Simon Lee says that Hong Kong has great potential to become a fitness industry hub as there is a big demand for health and physical education from the middle class, many of whom are concerned about their health and appearance.
As China’s property prices have skyrocketed in recent years, the haunted-home database launched by a Chinese property agency could help create a market for alternative investors, reveals Prof. Yinggang Zhou in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.
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