Posted February 22, 2008 
Comments(0) China Mobile has decided to head up European, Middle Eastern, and African operations in London. According to a China Mobile UK employee, the company will focus on Chinese going abroad for short trips, permanently overseas Chinese and new markets.
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Posted December 1, 2007 Comments(0) Chinese phone supermarket D.Phone is negotiating with Apple to sell iPhones in D.Phone stores. D.Phone has established a special area displaying iPhone accessories in one Shanghai D.Phone store and plans to add the product areas to more D.Phone stores before year end, according to a D.Phone executive. In September, D.Phone vice president Jin Xin said that D.Phone had partnered with Apple to sell iPhones and Apple wireless value-added services in D.Phone stores if and when the products were sold in China.
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Posted October 30, 2007 Comments(0) US social networking company Facebook plans to enter China in December through an acquisition. According to the insider, Facebook originally planned to simply translate its existing site into other languages, but now plans to build a separate website in China. News Corp.'s Myspace launched its Chinese site MySpace.cn through a partnership with IDG Technology Venture Investment and China Broadband Capital Partners (CBC). There was a rumor on October 26 that a Facebook acquisition offer of US$85 million was rejected by Chinese college student social networking service (SNS) site Zhanzuo.com.
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Posted October 16, 2007 Comments(0) Sohu has signed a contract with the NBA to provide free live online broadcast of the first game of the NBA China Games 2007. The games begin in Shanghai on October 17. The Cleveland Cavaliers, Orlando Magic and China Men's National Team will participate in the three day event. Sohu renewed its contract with the NBA for the online broadcast of 87 regular season games earlier this year.
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Posted October 12, 2007 Comments(0) Fingerprint payment service became available in Shanghai on October 11. The service is now only available for Agriculture Bank of China users in Home Inns hotels, Parkson shopping centers, and KEDI and Bright convenience stores. China Unicom, Agricultural Bank and other appointed outlets are offering registration for the service.
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