Prof. Paul B. McGuinness tells China Daily in an interview that women in China have benefited greatly from the development of market-oriented economy and the private sector has pushed them into the higher echelons of management.
In an interview with Bloomberg Businessweek/Chinese, Prof. Kevin Au comments that the “Central value” is deeply rooted in investors’ mind and encourages them to accommodate other possible investment models for a better future.
Prof. Kalok Chan, Dean of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School, says in an interview with biz.hk that he is excited to return to his alma mater to continue CUHK Business School’s legacy as one of the best business schools in the world.
In an interview with Tencent.com, Dean Chan shares his vision and mission as the new Dean of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School and his views on business schools’ role in today’s business world.
Commenting on the recent family-succession peril surrounding The Lotte Group, Prof. Joseph Fan told The Wall Street Journal in an interview that businesses formed around family units help provide trust amid high levels of corruption and a weak rule of law in some Asian countries.
Current MBA student Monica Dee says in her latest blog published in Financial Times that the internship experience at a financial technology startup has been extremely valuable and an eye-opening experience for her.
Commenting on the declining number of applications for Hong Kong universities by mainland Chinese students, the Dean says in an interview with The Paper that Hong Kong remains as a gateway to China where East meets West, and the city is safe
Dean Chan says in an interview with Wen Wei Po that the big direction of reforms and the opening up of China’s capital market will remain unchanged. As part of China, Hong Kong can assume the role of a testing ground for China’s financial market liberalisation.
Marjorie Chang says in an interview with Financial Times that several of the Indian-based private equity firms that have launched in Hong Kong are proving increasingly popular among today’s MBA graduates.
Commenting on Alibaba’s recent leadership change, Simon Lee says in an interview with CCTV that Daniel Zhang “needs to internationalise the business of Alibaba, and currently it concentrates too much on the China market.”
Prof. Andrew Chan shares with Hong Kong Economic Times what he looks for when he interviews students during the EMBA student enrollment process. Three CUHK EMBA alumni also share with the media how the programme has helped them navigate their business in the dynamic marketplace.
Current MBA student Monica Dee says in her blog published in Financial Times that sports competitions offer good bonding experience and an opportunity for her and her classmates to meet MBA students from other schools, alumni and professionals.
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