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China Mobile has announced the winning bidders for the optical communication components it plans to purchase in 2018, which will help boost shipments of Taiwan-based optical component makers starting the first half of 2018, according…
China Telecom Eyes Call on Philippines
China’s three wireless carriers have remained a largely insular group, thriving off the country’s massive mobile market that is the world’s largest and closed to competition. But as the market matures and Beijing looks to…
China issues code of conduct for firms investing abroad
This includes staying within a company’s financial constraints and core competencies, avoiding high-leverage financing, respecting local laws and customs, and adhering to socially and environmentally responsible operations. The state-run China Daily … ( read original…
China Unicom to Deploy Huawei’s Anti DDoS Solution on Backbone Network
China Unicom has partnered with Huawei to deploy Huawei’s AntiDDoS8000 products on backbone network nodes across China. This constitutes the largest anti-DDoS system on China Unicom’s network and provides comprehensive anti-DDoS protection capabilities … (…
China Unicom, Alibaba launch Smart Living Experience Store
China Unicom and Alibaba have jointly opened their first ‘China Unicom Smart Living Experience Store’ in Shanghai. Inside the store, customers can access AR Shopping, Cloud Product Shelves, the Tmall Genie and other new e-commerce…
China’s hit mobile game launches in US with DC heroes
Remember when we told you about a pair of Chinese parents naming their daughter after a game? Well, maybe now we’ll finally understand why. The game’s creator, Tencent — also Asia’s first tech company to…
China Mobile launches CMLink MVNO Business in UK
China Mobile International Ltd (CMI) has announced the launch of CMLink, its mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) business in the UK, the company said. CMLink will provide mobile voice and data services designed for Chinese…
China’s mobile payment giants forcing rivals to innovate
Three years ago cash was still king in China – until Alipay and WeChat Pay shook up the entire ecosystem. Today, their dominance in mobile payments for everything from taxi fares to peer-to-peer transfers have…
China’s Growth Better Than Expected This Year, But Not Next Year
China’s year-ender will be a tad better than expected, according to the World Bank. They raised their 2017 GDP forecast to 6.8% from 6.7% on Tuesday, citing rising household incomes and improving external demand for…
China wants acceptance
Foreign business groups in China report that companies are increasingly frustrated with market barriers and other restrictions they say violate Beijing’s free-trade promises. The report is another abrupt turn in Trump’s stance toward Beijing, which…
Decoding Trump’s Plan to Rein In China
Some Western businesses complain that, to do business in China, they are required to form joint ventures with Chinese companies, or to otherwise share technology with Chinese partners who may someday become rivals. And the…
China Maintains Strong Growth and Reform Momentum, Says World Bank
BEIJING, December 19, 2017—Economic growth in China has remained strong in 2017, supported by rising household incomes and improving external demand. Growth is projected at 6.8 percent in 2017, exceeding initial expectations, according to the…
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