Huawei launched their first product on Saudi Arabia in a Riyadh conference last night. Chinese mobile phone manufacturer Huawei formally entered the Saudi Arabian market, vying for a place in the hotly contested smartphone industry sales race.
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Merger might be HTC's lifeline
Analysts believed that HTC's only way out of totally dying out is through a merger with another Chinese company.
China PMI shows modest growth in July
China's PMI showed growth in July, offering hope that the country's economy is recovering.
China manufacturing industry strengthens boosting Premier Li Keqiang's economic goals
China's Premier Li Keqiang's projects will now get the much needed help with the recent boost in the manufacturing industry.
Xiao becomes gray after IPO freeze in China
China Stock Market top regulator Xiao Gang attended a meeting in July with gray hair which sparked debates if he was overwhelmed with challenges confronting Asia's worse stock market or he has just ceased in dying his hair.
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China Molybdenum acquired Rio Tinto’s stake in a New South Wales mining project for US $820 million.
According to analysts, Baidu would make its shareholders satisfied because of its potentials and investments for the future.
Google's mess in China should concern the company as it brings risks of being used as a blueprint in the US.
Chinese iron ore production and prices continue to rise despite the general decline in base metals trading.
China and the European Union have agreed on a trade price and concluded a six-week dispute over Chinese solar panels.
The GlaxoSmithKline controversy opened the doors of investigation about the misconduct happening in the pharmaceutical industry.
Google's mobile market share in China declined after the March 2010 incident. The Android operating system of Google was the dominant force in the smartphone market of China.
Apple is gearing for a Chinese invasion. Apple was expected to introduce a new and cheaper iPhone model to the world soon. This cheaper iPhone will also have a bigger screen, something which has been a staple of Samsung offerings.
The report stating Samsung beat Apple in China was false. A report by Melanie Lee and Miyoung Kim for Reuters stated that Samsung beat Apple in China. However, another report from CNNMoney written by Philip Elmer-DeWitt claimed that the real situation in the Chinese smartphone market was actually different.
