China

Chinese iPhone manufacturer has called on factory administrators to abolish its "mute mode" policy and be more polite to workers after two employee suicides occurred at its Zhengzhou factory at the end of April.

published 58 minutes ago by Liu Jiayi

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The money will be used to develop an industrial park where up to 50 companies can create products for China's navigation satellite system.

published 7 hours ago by Kevin Kwang

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The region's businesses are growing fast and in order to meet their recruitment needs, they are relying on platforms such as LinkedIn to woo the right candidate even if these people are still hired by another company.

published 1 day ago by Ellyne Phneah

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Chinese e-commerce giant purchases stake worth US$586 million in microblogging service, and both will collaborate on user-account connectivity, online payment and marketing and explore new business models for social commerce.

published 2 days ago by Ellyne Phneah

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As the PC industry continues to fluctuate, its top markets are shifting as well, based on a new report.

published 2 days ago by Rachel King

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Authorities shut down Siluhd.com, one of the country's top sites offering pirated content, and other video Web sites during the 13th World Intellectual Property Day last week.

April 29, 2013 by Cyrus Lee

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[UPDATE] Chinese Internet company ordered to pay damages of over US$800,000 in total for losing two lawsuits related to unfair competition through its search engine and antivirus software; it also has to publish apologies to Baidu and Tencent.

April 28, 2013 by Ellyne Phneah

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Taiwanese government claims China's cyberarmy now employs more than 100,000 people, has a yearly budget of more than US$2.71 million and is now focusing on think tanks and firms responsible for critical infrastructure.

April 28, 2013 by Ellyne Phneah

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Chinese search giant saw R&D costs rise 77 percent to US$136.6 million--nearly a third of profit--as it continues to invest heavily in building its mobile ecosystem, where traction is picking up with 25 percent more users.

April 26, 2013 by Ellyne Phneah

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Country's watchdog says regardless of whether music providers and Web sites decide to charge for music downloads or offer it free via ads, they must seek permission from composers and pay them.

April 25, 2013 by Ellyne Phneah

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Chinese telecom equipment maker is moving its focus from U.S. to Europe, seeing a stronger business case for the continent which it sees as a way to increase its presence in developing markets.

April 25, 2013 by Ellyne Phneah

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China's largest search engine is reportedly buying PPS Net TV in a deal worth US$350-US$400 million, which will ramp up its push into the online video space.

April 24, 2013 by Ryan Huang

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A Beijing court has ordered Apple to compensate three Chinese writers for selling their works via its app store without getting their permission.

April 24, 2013 by Kevin Kwang

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The Chinese telecoms gear maker is looking to leverage an expected growth in demand driven by network upgrades and cloud computing solutions, as it looks to return to profit this year.

April 24, 2013 by Ryan Huang

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Below-par manufacturing standards by Foxconn for Apple's latest smartphone is the reason why 5 million to 8 million of such devices were reportedly returned to be re-manufactured.

April 23, 2013 by Liu Jiayi

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