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Chinese mining firm China Molybdenum acquires Rio Tinto asset for $820 mln
China Molybdenum acquired Rio Tinto’s stake in a New South Wales mining project for US $820 million.
Baidu will make shareholders happy - analysts
According to analysts, Baidu would make its shareholders satisfied because of its potentials and investments for the future.
Google's mess in China risks being a blueprint in the US
Google's mess in China should concern the company as it brings risks of being used as a blueprint in the US.
Iron ore rises indefinitely amid Chinese slowdown
Chinese iron ore production and prices continue to rise despite the general decline in base metals trading.
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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.
Herve Gisserot replaces Mark Reilly as GSK's head of operations in China in the wake of the bribery scandal faced by the pharmaceutical company.
China's official news outlet said that more foreign pharmaceutical firms in the country could face the possibility of getting investigated for corruption.
Qinhuangdao Port Co. said that they are planning to raise US$800 million through an initial public offering.
US crude oil futures suffered its first loss in five weeks as concerns about the slowing Chinese economy continue to haunt the industry.
China's Commerce Ministry confident probe on drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline won't mar investor confidence
China remains confident that the ongoing investigations for alleged bribery of GSK execs in its China division won't mar investor confidence.
The instant messaging app from China, WeChat, would expand globally by using the biggest personalities in the sports industry.
China may ease up on its monetary policies soon, says watchers. The eyes of economists keen on Asian markets are now focusing intently on what China is going to do next after the government earlier announced fiscal stimulus measures to fire up its weakened economy.