“DeepSeek is not simply one company – it is better understood as part of China’s broader effort to industrialise AI: models, chips, cloud infrastructure, applications, and deployment ecosystems moving together.”

“In the long term, however, I think China will be more protected, thanks to the weight of industry and state-owned enterprises, which are slower to adopt AI.”

“The competitive frontier has shifted from who has the best-designed components to who can recombine them fastest, again and again, under pressure.”

On June 29, 2026, CEIBS hosted the 9th CEIBS Accounting and Finance Symposium at its Shanghai campus, bringing together more than 80 scholars from leading universities across the United States, Europe, and Asia. The one-day event provided a vibrant platform for interdisciplinary exchange on the evolving landscape of finance, accounting, economics, and technology.

“China’s capacity to tackle and handle extreme weather events and overall resilience has grown.”

July 7, 2026. Shanghai — The 7th CEIBS Marketing Symposium was held at the Duan Yongping Academic Centre on the CEIBS Shanghai campus today, bringing together nearly 100 renowned scholars from leading global institutions to explore the latest frontiers in marketing research.

"Wang Yi’s trip is less about solving EU-China trade tensions immediately than about preventing them from escalating into a trade war.”

June 28, 2026. Shanghai -  The fifth CEIBS Global EMBA Annual Symposium took place at the school's Shanghai campus today, welcoming over 350 students, alumni, faculty, senior leadership and distinguished guests to examine one of the defining questions facing global business today: How is China's innovation-led transformation reshaping the global economy?

"Place is often overlooked, yet it is central to understanding how ventures innovate and scale.”

CEIBS Global EMBA "Building Bridges" series comes to Suzhou, with two professors and three industry leaders offering in-depth analysis on Chinese companies' Southeast Asia strategy.

As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms industries, economies, and global governance frameworks, the need for dialogue between China and Europe on innovation, governance, and shared development has become more important than ever. While China offers extensive application scenarios, engineering capabilities, and industrial scale, Europe excels in robust governance systems, trusted technology frameworks, and regulatory expertise.

"Pursuing further education can be a strategic way for many to regain control of their careers.”

"China has built a unique system where the central government sets the direction, local governments compete to execute it, and enterprises engage in survival-of-the-fittest market competition."

Against a backdrop of global turbulence and a rapid restructuring of the economic order, artificial intelligence is reshaping the foundations of the global economy, establishing itself as a central lever of national competitiveness.

“Emotions are high and unstable. The risk of a trade war between EU and China is real.”

“Neither side benefits from escalation: Europe would face higher costs and slower green transition, while China would lose access to a key market."

"These arrangements have generally been used on an ad hoc basis and have not evolved into a regular liquidity backstop."

“China’s supply side remains relatively strong: Exports are growing rapidly, industrial production is holding up well, and high-tech sectors continue to expand. However, domestic demand remains weak.”