China Unicom receives breaking-up signals
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Pity the poor managers at China Unicom, the country's number two mobile telephone operator.
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The computer giant hands off its personal-computer business business to a Chinese firm
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The world&#39;s top telecoms equipment makers may have to settle for just a fraction of the multi-billion-dollar orders they had expected when China builds its next-generation mobile phone networks.
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China&#39;s second-largest mobile phone company says it plans to open up to 3,000 Internet cafes by the end of this year. State-controlled China Unicom, which already operates 400 Internet cafes across the country
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Big Blue adds features, beefs up training efforts in China; rival Unisys debuts new line and pricing plan.
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China may dish out its first 3G  license as early as this month, a senior industry executive  said on Tuesday, as China Telecom  and Netcom   soared on hopes that Beijing would finally take the  leap after three years of false starts.
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(InfoWorld) - BenQÂ will close a mobile phone research and development center in Beijing as it continues to slim operations. The company opted earlier this year toÂ stop investing in a German subsidiaryÂ due to rising losses. The Taiwanese company will shift work from the Beijing center to R&D labs in Suzhou, China, and Taiwan, BenQ said Monday. Closing the Beijing facility will help it reduce costs and work more efficiently, it said. Around 400 workers in Beijing will be affected by the closure, but some of them are expected to relocate to Suzhou. The closure shows BenQ is still trying to recover from its push to become a global handset player via BenQ Mobile, the mobile phone operation itÂ took over from SiemensÂ last year. The operation was such a burden to Siemens that it paid BenQ â¬250 million ($327.1 million) to take it over. It proved too difficult for BenQ to turn around, despite strong intellectual property and a solid brand name in Europe. The decision to step away from the business cost BenQ dearly, and the company still faces financial troubles from the move.Â BenQ lost NT$12.22 billionÂ (US$375.1 million) in the third quarter of this year, mainly due to inventory and impairment charges related to BenQ Mobile. It was BenQ's fourth straight quarterly loss. In all, the Taiwanese company reckons it lost over US$1 billion in its mobile phone operations over the past year. Analysts roundly blamed stiff competition in the mobile handset business for BenQ's troubles. NokiaÂ and MotorolaÂ have been taking market share away from most of their rivals in the handset business this year.
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The financial giant is in talks to sell a stake to a Chinese bank and other investors, people briefed on the plan said.
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EBay Inc. said on Tuesday it is folding its China operations into a new venture controlled by a local partner as the U.S. Web auction giant switches strategies for tapping the promising Chinese market where it has so far struggled.
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The move is expected to dampen prospects for a long list of companies that have focused on taking advantage of the Chinese market.
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The company has decided to leave the public markets.
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The hand-set maker announced it was considering spinning off or celling its cell phone division.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc.  and its investment banking partner in China may part ways, potentially raising questions about future control of the Wall Street firm's business there, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
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The Motley Fool - Chinese net stock Sohu.com (Nasdaq: SOHU - News) dropped by 10% on Friday after the company announced that its multimedia messaging services with China Mobile Communication had been temporarily suspended for a year. The sanctions were imposed after Sohu sent solicitations for phone messaging services without China Mobile's approval. Sohu is now down 25% after its high-flying start to this calendar year.
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HONG KONG China Netcom Group (Hong Kong), controlled by the second-largest fixed-line phone operator in China, has filed with US regulators to raise as much as $1.
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When BT announced its first EU1bn contract for enterprise global services - with Unilever, the consumer goods giant - in 2002, to some it marked a sea change in how telecoms operators were serving corporate customers.
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Is it too late to dial into profits with the leading Chinese telecom?