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Talking to ChinaThe irony about China, a senior Chinese leader told me recently, is that “when for more than a century foreigners [...] |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | March 4 2007 | |
Learn From the Stars“Grand Thinking” makes great companies. I criticize CEOs when they don’t see its importance, and I am frustrated when they [...] |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | January 29 2007 | |
Investment BankingRobert Lawrence Kuhn, an international investment banker and corporate strategist, is senior adviser at Citigroup where he focuses on China. [...] |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Leadership | January 1 2007 |
Globalization and Its DiscontentsPresident George W. Bush’s grand vision is of a Western style “democracy world,” where all countries have a similar system [...] |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | December 1 2006 | |
12 CEO Diseases and How to Treat Them.Before I became an investment banker, I studied to be a doctor. (I did a Ph.D. in anatomy/brain research at [...] |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | November 1 2006 | |
Inside M&A BankingHow do you protect a CEO from paying too much? |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Strategy | September 1 2006 |
What M&A Banker Would Rather I Not Write
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Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Leadership , Strategy | August 15 2006 |
Mastering the Art of Doing Business in ChinaNot enough CEOs know how to play the game to their advantage. |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Strategy | December 2 2005 |
Volatility: Predictions and PrescriptionsAs world financial markets are increasingly interconnected, events across the globe can have a significant impact here at home. The earthquake and nuclear meltdown in Japan is just a recent example. The sooner CEOs accept the reality of our fragile markets, the sooner they can begin to figure out how to mitigate risk. |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Global Business , Leadership & Strategy | June 9 2011 |
Designing a China Business FrameworkIf you’re looking to succeed in China, you’ll need to align your strategy with the agenda of China’s leaders. Businesses need to take a “politico-strategic” approach when entering the country because of the strong relationship between commerce and government. |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Asia , China , Global Business , Strategy | July 8 2011 |