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Qualcomm has announced that it reached a resolution with China’s National Development and Reform Commission regarding its antitrust investigation.
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New statistics from China Internet Network Information Center indicate that over 649 million people are online in the People's Republic of China.
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YOU On Demand saw its shares surge on Monday based on news that it has entered into a licensing agreement with Twentieth Century Fox Television Distribution.
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China continues to insist that its economy will grow at a rate of 7% or better, even though its PMI contracted in January.
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Alibaba Group reported mixed third-quarter fiscal 2015 results before markets opened Thursday morning.
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Research firm Canalys said that for the first time ever Apple became the leading smartphone seller in China in the fourth quarter of 2014.
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Analysts up and down the Street expect Apple to report big numbers on Tuesday when the company reveals its first fiscal-quarter results.
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Some fear China's growth rate will continue to sink, which would be signal that a nation with a voracious appetite for imports from much of the rest of the world would be in trouble.
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Toyota's anticipated sales drop is mostly due to being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Toyota sales in Japan are expected to fall 9% this year.
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All of China’s civil servants got a raise, and the lowest paid officials saw their pay more than double.
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Over the next five years, GM plans to spend more than $12 billion developing its luxury Cadillac brand, with high hopes of creating new sales in the United States and China.
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When Volkswagen released its sales delivery figures for 2014, and it was all China. More than a third of its cars and light trucks sold were in the world's largest market.
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Sony said in a statement Thursday that the scheduled January 11 launch of the company’s PlayStation 4 in China has been delayed.
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On Friday, the gambling control board of Macau released its report on the island’s gambling revenues for December and all of 2014, and the news beat down casino stock prices in early trading.
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