tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:29812932 The Chinese succession dilemma The Chinese approach to succession in family firms is changing - the BBC looks at why. 2014-10-29T01:32:21Z 2014-10-29T20:04:25Z en News 29812932 99104 true tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:advert:mediaAsset:29812932 tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:ident:news:video:640x360 tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:mediaAsset:29812932 tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:29722595 Don't crash: How to grow fast safely Leadership expert Steve Tappin talks to Chinese bosses about the dos and don'ts of managing a firm which is growing very quickly. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:29546106 Chinese billionaire Huang Nubo unveiled Huang Nubo is one of China's wealthiest men, but what has driven his success? tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:29538125 The mystery of China's 'guanxi' Relationships, or "guanxi", are a crucial part of doing business in China, but it is often misunderstood. Are Westerners right to think of it as something potentially corrupt? tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:27374638 China's answer to Warren Buffett Fosun founder and chair Guo Guangchang is trying to transform his firm into a top asset manager, similar to Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:27190054 The battle to recruit the best staff With the global economy picking up, firms are once more competing for the best staff. Chief executives talk about what they are doing to attract and retain staff. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:26921216 Are two heads better than one? In the first of a new series, Steve Tappin, reports on US food business Whole Foods, which has two CEOs instead of just one.