In a face-to-face meeting with The Economist’s business editor in London in early January, Dean Chan pointed out that Hong Kong is uniquely placed to act as the gateway between Mainland China and the West.
“If we are going to transform and stay competitive, we will need to enable dynamic young entrepreneurs to turn their ideas into reality as well as being a natural home for big business,” Prof. Au said in the article contributed to The Standard. Here is the full article published in the newspaper on 6 January 2015:
Current MBA student Monica Dee writes in her third blog in Financial Times that a recent study trip to Macau has given her a glimpse into the city’s tourism, entertainment and gaming industry…
Words and phrases that best reflect the key events of 2014 have been selected by 230 million netizens in China and the lists have been published by China Daily. Find out what they are.
Current MBA student Jason Yeung says in an interview with TopMBA.com that the marketing and finance knowledge he and his teammates have learnt from CUHK MBA has definitely equipped them for taking the Operation Santa Claus MBA Challenge 2014.
Current CUHK MBA student Atsushi Sugiyama says in an interview with The Nikkei that studying for an MBA at CUHK Business School helps him understand the China market and build social network for his family business’ future expansion in the Greater China.
CUHK MBA students Sharad Golchha told TopMBA.com in an interview that he is impressed by Warren Buffett’s management style.
In interviews with South China Morning Post, six current MBA students shared their inspiring experiences and recounted their impressions of Warren Buffett and their takeaway messages from their face-to-face meeting with the legendary investor.
The Hong Kong Observation Wheel was recently opened along the Central harbour front. In an interview with Sing Tao Daily News, Simon Lee says the construction cost of a Ferris wheel is not huge, that such a structure can be easily accepted as part of a city’s skyline and could become the city’s new icon.
The rise of investment demand in the Mainland provides Hong Kong with an opportunity to create a new economic growth driver. In an interview with China Daily, Prof. Yinggang Zhou suggests upgrading Hong Kong’s current status from a shopping destination to a financial shopping hub.
In an interview with Poets & Quants, current MBA student Sharad Golchha says his deepest impression of the investment guru Warren Buffett after his face-to-face meeting with him is the man’s humble nature and simple manner.
A study by Prof. Xianchi Dai reveals that people who quit Facebook for three days have a much weaker urge to return to it if they are reminded of other social media sites. Find out more in the media stories by The Huffington Post and The Atlantic.
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