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美国总统特朗普近期宣布对加拿大和墨西哥进口商品大幅加征关税，汽车及零部件税率更高达25%。此举据称旨在促进美国制造业回流，同时减少贸易逆差，但实际上却可能引发一连串深远的负面影响。
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明德商论媒体报导
Prof. Matthias BUEHLMAIER
Quantamental investing—a strategy that melds traditional fundamental analysis with data-intensive quantitative methods—has surged in popularity over the past decade. Today, it stands on the cusp of a transformative era: advanced AI models, once prohibitively expensive, are becoming more capable, affordable, and widespread. This technological leap is poised to redefine how we identify and exploit market inefficiencies. Imagine a team of tireless, ever-alert junior analysts who can analyze millions of corporate filings, news articles, and social media chatter in seconds—that's essentially what these next-generation AI systems offer.
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龙虎山下媒体报导
Prof. Heiwai TANG
由日本经济学家赤松要（Kaname Akamatsu）在1930年代提出的“雁行理论”（Flying Geese Paradigm），描述东亚国家从劳动密集型制造业，向资本和技术密集型产业升级发展。雁行理论指出，作为“领头雁”的日本率先完成工业化，并通过外国直接投资带动其他国家发展，令东亚经济形成了一种相互依存、梯度推进的产业分工体系，其结构有如天空中的雁群。此理论在二战后几十年的经济实践中得到验证，日本企业全球扩张的策略不但塑造了东亚制造业的格局，也成为后来中国、南韩等国家企业全球化之范本。
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龙虎山下媒体报导
Dr. Yifei ZHANG
踏入2025年，中国人工智能（AI）领域取得标志性突破。 深度求索（DeepSeek）推出的R1模型，以557万美元的超低训练成本（仅为GPT-4的5%）媲美美国OpenAI o1模型的性能表现。
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特朗普高关税反噬北美汽车产业链
Dr. Stephen Y CHIU
AI加速时代下的量化基本面投资
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全球化逆转下的雁行模式2.0
Prof. Heiwai TANG
DeepSeek与OpenAI的攻防战创建全球AI新秩序
Dr. Yifei ZHANG
ESG阻力从何而来
Dr. Yifei ZHANG
整合分析：拉引营销活动对多元渠道企业进行有效营销的影响
Prof. Vincent Peng ZHANG
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How Can Consumers Make Better Social Decisions? Prof. Theresa (Tess) Kwon’s Research Journey
Prof. Theresa Anna KWON, Assistant Professor in Marketing
Theresa (Tess) Kwon, an Assistant Professor of Marketing at HKU Business School, brings an international background with academic and professional experiences across the United States, South Korea, the Netherlands, and Hong Kong. Her journey into marketing began with an interest in the psychological aspects of fashion, which evolved into a broader passion for understanding consumer behaviour. She leverages insights from marketing, psychology, and behavioural economics to study how consumers can make better decisions to enhance their own and others’ well-being.
Navigating Our Polarized World: Professor Kian Siong Tey Decodes the Art of Agreeing to Disagree
Professor Kian Siong TEY, Assistant Professor in Management and Strategy
Professor Kian Siong Tey is acutely aware of how divided society has become. With people taking more extreme positions these days, it is ever-more challenging to find common ground, let alone a resolution. Possessing a double major degree in Psychology and Philosophy, Professor Tey understands the intricacies of human interactions and organizational behaviours. This fascination with polarizing tensions, arising from actual or perceived differences, has driven him to study conflicts using a variety of experimental methods and advanced text analysis tools.
Professor Sundara Panchanatham’s Journey of Empowering Change through Knowledge and Compassion for Better Lives
Professor Sundara Panchanatham, Assistant Professor in Innovation and Information Management
Public healthcare systems are often under scrutiny on how they cope with growing demand and evolving health needs. Professor Sundara Natarajan Panchanatham has been studying ways to make them more accessible, efficient and sustainable.
Putting Families First: Professor Naijia Guo Shines a Spotlight on Family Economics and Tackles Asia’s Fertility Concerns
Professor Naijia Guo, Assistant Professor in Economics
Professor Naijia Guo has extensively researched labour economics and family economics, with a particular focus on structural labour. Having grown up in Shenzhen, a Southern Chinese city instrumental to China’s reform and opening-up, she is especially interested to this research topic. There, Professor Guo witnessed rapid developments driven by an influx of labour which has created a unique immigrant culture.
Combatting Gender and Racial Bias in Organisation: Professor Soojin Oh’s Journey of Advocating Diversity and Inclusion
Professor Soojin Oh, Assistant Professor in Management and Strategy
Born and raised in Seoul, South Korea, Professor Soojin Oh aspires to use his knowledge to help combat gender and racial bias for underrepresented leaders. Impressed by the unique blend of cultures and identities within Hong Kong, Prof. Oh decided to embark on his journey to HKU Business School as an Assistant Professor in Management and Strategy.
How Can Consumers Make Better Social Decisions? Prof. Theresa (Tess) Kwon’s Research Journey
Prof. Theresa Anna KWON, Assistant Professor in Marketing
Theresa (Tess) Kwon, an Assistant Professor of Marketing at HKU Business School, brings an international background with academic and professional experiences across the United States, South Korea, the Netherlands, and Hong Kong. Her journey into marketing began with an interest in the psychological aspects of fashion, which evolved into a broader passion for understanding consumer behaviour. She leverages insights from marketing, psychology, and behavioural economics to study how consumers can make better decisions to enhance their own and others’ well-being.
Navigating Our Polarized World: Professor Kian Siong Tey Decodes the Art of Agreeing to Disagree
Professor Kian Siong TEY, Assistant Professor in Management and Strategy
Professor Kian Siong Tey is acutely aware of how divided society has become. With people taking more extreme positions these days, it is ever-more challenging to find common ground, let alone a resolution. Possessing a double major degree in Psychology and Philosophy, Professor Tey understands the intricacies of human interactions and organizational behaviours. This fascination with polarizing tensions, arising from actual or perceived differences, has driven him to study conflicts using a variety of experimental methods and advanced text analysis tools.
Professor Sundara Panchanatham’s Journey of Empowering Change through Knowledge and Compassion for Better Lives
Professor Sundara Panchanatham, Assistant Professor in Innovation and Information Management
Public healthcare systems are often under scrutiny on how they cope with growing demand and evolving health needs. Professor Sundara Natarajan Panchanatham has been studying ways to make them more accessible, efficient and sustainable.
Putting Families First: Professor Naijia Guo Shines a Spotlight on Family Economics and Tackles Asia’s Fertility Concerns
Professor Naijia Guo, Assistant Professor in Economics
Professor Naijia Guo has extensively researched labour economics and family economics, with a particular focus on structural labour. Having grown up in Shenzhen, a Southern Chinese city instrumental to China’s reform and opening-up, she is especially interested to this research topic. There, Professor Guo witnessed rapid developments driven by an influx of labour which has created a unique immigrant culture.
Combatting Gender and Racial Bias in Organisation: Professor Soojin Oh’s Journey of Advocating Diversity and Inclusion
Professor Soojin Oh, Assistant Professor in Management and Strategy
Born and raised in Seoul, South Korea, Professor Soojin Oh aspires to use his knowledge to help combat gender and racial bias for underrepresented leaders. Impressed by the unique blend of cultures and identities within Hong Kong, Prof. Oh decided to embark on his journey to HKU Business School as an Assistant Professor in Management and Strategy.
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