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| From 'Made in China' to 'Sold in China': The Rise of the Chinese Urban Consumer | | McKinsey Global Institute
November, 2006
Over the next two decades China is expected to transition from an investment-led, to more of a consumption-led, economy. MGI research finds that as this rebalancing occurs, a massive middle class will emerge. | |
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| The Need for Reform Along the New Silk Road | | Financial Times
July 4, 2006
Reforming capital markets and corporate governance in Asia and the Middle East is vital to facilitate investment between the two regions. | |
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| The Face of Economic Optimism | | South China Morning Post
June 26, 2006
Companies placing big bets on Asia would do well to pay close attention to the forces reshaping the world's most dynamic region. | |
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| China's Push for Innovation | | South China Morning Post
June 9, 2006
Chinese companies seem on the brink of a resurgence in innovation. | |
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| What Executives Are Asking About China: From Entry to Execution | | The McKinsey Quarterly 2006 Special Edition: Serving the new Chinese consumer
The head of McKinsey's offices in China answers the questions that senior managers of multinational companies are asking. | |
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| China's Booming Dairy Market | | The McKinsey Quarterly
2006 Number 1
Rising affluence should help China's dairy industry grow, but fully half of domestic companies may go out of business. | |
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| Cultivating Talent in China | | South China Morning Post
April 14, 2006
There's a massive challenge facing both large Chinese enterprises and multinational companies that want to build globally active businesses on the mainland. | |
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| Acquiring the Skills to Expand Abroad | | South China Morning Post
October 29, 2005
Mainland companies attempting to expand overseas need guidelines for success. | |
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| In China, Opportunity Knocks for Small Business | | The McKinsey Quarterly
Web exclusive, June 2005
Small and midsize companies must get creative to compete there. | |
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| A Quest for Global Headquarters | | Financial Times
March 16, 2005
Hong Kong cannot afford to ignore the benefits of acting as host to international companies. | |
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| Hardly a Big Selling Point for the U.S. | | South China Morning Post
October 13, 2004
A yuan revalutaion might not be the panacea the U.S. seeks. | |
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| Champions Look Abroad | | Financial Times
August 18, 2004
Local groups are likely to try to poach talent from the multinationals. | |
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| Play to Win, Not Play to Play | | Across the Board
January 1, 2004
Solid commitment is the only way to succeed in China. | |
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| Only the Fittest Firms Will Survive | | South China Morning Post
November 7, 2001
China's state-owned enterprises have a unique window of opportunity to reposition themselves to compete in the new, post-WTO world. | |
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