Demand for Russian goods in China to be a strong support for bilateral cooperation.

China must cooperate and coordinate with Europe and other countries and regions in the face of shifting global dynamics, with real opportunities still existing for enterprises hoping to expand both into and out of the country provided they do so with strategic insight and careful consideration, according to views shared at the CEIBS Innovation Forum Beijing today.

"Higher demand for Hong Kong dollars could ease the pressure on the currency peg."

"As more and more Chinese firms engage in cross-border economic activities, and as rising trade tensions complicate the world trading system, the risk of non-compliance by Chinese firms has been rising."

"If the Americans are not able to find any other substitute from other countries, Vietnam and so on, then obviously the share of the burden for Chinese suppliers would probably be less.”

The China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) Zurich campus proudly marked its 10th anniversary recently, celebrating its role as a key hub for Sino-Swiss business collaboration and management education in Europe.

“Exports have been a bright spot of the Chinese economy, but the new tariffs will dampen demand for Chinese-made products.”

On February 24, 2025, The Case Centre, the world's leading repository of business case studies, announced the winners of its annual Awards and Competitions. "POOK Technology: How AI Drives Business Value and Productivity Enhancement" by CEIBS Professor of Decision Sciences and Management Information Systems Tan Yinliang and Case Researcher Liu Geng won the Outstanding Case Writer: Hot Topic 'Generative AI, business and society' category. CEIBS was the only Chinese business school recognized in this year's competition, highlighting its contributions to advancing AI integration in business.

Ambassador of the European Union to China Jorge Toledo attended a forum on the CEIBS Shanghai campus today, offering detailed and insightful remarks into the current relationship between China and the European Union along with an analysis of its past accomplishments and future trajectory.

“China relies, in terms of exports, more on the US than the US relies on China."

"Compared to the 25% imposed on Mexico and Canada, China's 10% tariffs are more symbolic than anything and may actually present an opportunity."

"Chinese companies have to adapt to the local context: you cannot go to other countries with a certain Chinese way of doing things.”

From new technological developments to geopolitical upheaval and uncertain economic prospects, 2025 promises to be a year of change. To gauge where the world might be heading, we asked some of our faculty members to offer their predictions for the year ahead. Read on to find out what they think the next 12 months may have in store.

As we celebrated the school’s 30th anniversary, 2024 marked a year filled with impactful moments, groundbreaking events, and inspiring milestones for CEIBS that underscore its commitment to academic excellence, responsible leadership, and global business impact. 

In an eventful year for global business, numerous CEIBS faculty offered their invaluable insights on many of the key trends that shaped the world of enterprise in 2024. Here are ten of the most popular pieces published by CEIBS professors in 2024.

"But the question is: if the United States does not buy from China, who does it buy from? Finding substitutes will not be easy."

"China's trade surplus is not a strength, it is a weakness. It's a sign the Chinese economy is not properly balanced between domestic consumption and exports."

In celebration of the 30th anniversary of its founding, the school today held the “China and the World” Forum on its Shanghai campus.