Tag Archives: China

Do we need the IBSA forum (Brazil, India and South Africa) now that its members are also part of BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa).

Listen to the music, turn it up, enjoy the different sounds, but remember that while the group may look different, you need the same parts to make beautiful sounds.

China's social media scene has long been one of the fastest-growing in the world, but it's not just cat videos and celeb tweets - here's how social media is playing a major role in Chinese politics.

China always felt fabled, off-limits and definitely not accessible to someone like me, a girl from Chicago by way of Detroit, with no Mandarin speaking skills, no network of people farther east than New York and a palette that associated Chinese food with egg rolls.

This man is the next generation of leadership in China. He is a bridge-builder, a listener and a decent man determined to make Tsinghua a place where “there can be free discussion of ideas on the basis of academic freedom.” We will hear much more of him and the school.

Building trust in Asia Pacific relies heavily on an understanding of CSR & Sustainability. Here are five steps to help the process.

Five tips on how to engage with Chinese media.

Curious about what it's like living and working in China compared to North America? Fallon O'Connor and Marissa Bushe talk about their first six months working in Beijing as part of the Edelman Global Fellows Program.

Louis Vuitton’s new strategy to disown the iconic monogram punctuates the point that luxury brands are experiencing serious logo lethargy.

We are now publishing these films because as we have shown them to clients and colleagues, they have sparked comments and reminiscences that have deepened our appreciation of what this generation has been through. We hope that in their publication they continue to do that.