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CKGSB News and programs from February 28th 2023 Original article: Peter Burgess COMMENTARY Peter Burgess | ||
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CKGSB launched the first Global Unicorn Program in Dubai, UAE in February. Program Highlights: 60 unicorn and soon-to-be-unicorn entrepreneurs, CEOs and investors from over 10 countries and regions (including China, Africa, South Korea, Cyprus, Italy, Russia, Australia, Poland and UAE) joined the program. Nine promising startup founders from the program were given the opportunity to pitch to investors at the DIFC Innovation Hub, a leading innovation ecosystem in UAE with over 500 tech firms. Read the Story CKGSB Dean Xiang Bing spoke with Asia Business Daily, a South Korean news network, on China’s economic outlook for 2023. In the interview, Dean Xiang gave his opinion on China’s future development under the background of low birth rate, transformation of Chinese companies, fostering unicorn companies, and other topics. Learn More At our recent 'Global Economic Outlook 2023' webinar, cohosted by CKGSB and Asian Leadership Conference, speakers discussed the key factors shaping China and U.S. economic policy and their global impact.
Business for Good Yan Aimin, CKGSB's Professor of Management and Associate Dean, gives his views on social innovation. Yan believes that 'entrepreneurs are better equipped in terms of resources, ability, education level, cognitive ability and internationalization to drive and contribute to common prosperity.' Read the Article How to Revive China’s Economy in 2023 | An Interview with CKGSB Professor Liu Jing China's economic growth in 2022 suffered significant setbacks due to the COVID-19 restrictions and a tumultuous global geopolitical environment. In 2023, with the easing of restrictions, there is a great opportunity to revive the economy. But what will drive China's economic recovery in 2023? What tactics are needed to revitalize China's corporate sector? And how can the country enhance income and boost consumption? Professor Liu Jing explains more in this article. Read the Article The Causes of China’s Population Decline and How to Reverse it | Ou-yang Hui China's National Bureau of Statistics released data on January 17 revealing that the country's population at the end of 2022 stood at 1.41 billion – a decline of 850,000 from the previous year. This marks the first time the country's population has fallen since 1962. Increasing the fertility rate is a challenge for any nation. In China, however, where fertility rates have been low for many years and the legacy of the one-child policy is deeply rooted in the culture, increasing the birth rate will be a significant challenge. Professor Ou-yang Hui proposed four measures for China to tackle a shrinking population. Read the Article China's Tech and Consumer Stocks Will Drive Recovery in 2023 | Li Haitao In 2022, China's stock market experienced downward pressure due to pandemic lockdowns, the real estate crisis, and external market risks. However, based on his study on total retail sales for consumer goods, Professor Li Haitao believes China's economy is expected to achieve moderate recovery in 2023. Read the Article Join us on our Global Unicorn Program Join us on our Global Unicorn Program in Singapore from 16-19 May where you will learn how to navigate Southeast Asia's disruptive unicorn ecosystem. Gain essential insights, connections and actionable know-how to scale up your business in the next innovation-driven era. Date and Time: 16-19 May, 2023 Location: Singapore
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