Latest Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB) news

William Davidson’s MBA in China led to jobs at two technology Unicorns and a career in the $1 trillion cryptocurrency industry

China is the world’s third most popular country for international students. Li Wei, MBA director at Beijing’s CKGSB, says if you want to do global business, you need to know about China

With the academic year just starting, we tracked down the hottest new professors on MBA campuses around the world who should be on your radar

Li Wei, from Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business, set up his index to find out the truth about China’s economy, independent from Chinese government figures

Whether in China or elsewhere, business school can be the launch-pad for a successful career working with the world’s leading emerging economy

The CEO program at Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business gives western executives China-specific knowledge and exclusive access to some of the world’s biggest technology companies

Xiang Bing, founding dean of China’s Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business, says trade war could lead to the growth of a Confucian economic bloc, and greater global influence for the East

Li Wei and Xu Chenggang, elite-level professors at the independent Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business, explain there’s more to China’s economy than what the Chinese government tells you

Over half the full-time professors at China’s Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business have taught at top-ranked business schools in the US and UK

Over 50% of alumni from Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business work at CEO or chairman level—an unrivalled network for MBA students