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Beijing-based Android handset developer Xiaomi announced today that global users of the company's Android-based MIUI operating system have exceeded 30 mln. Read More
According to an industry insider, Chuangke Computing, operator of C2C online education platform Chuanke, received a USD 7-digit strategic investment from Chinese internet company Baidu (Nasdaq: BIDU) in July. Read More
Liang Ran, GM of Marketing at Xgo.com.cn, a car review website operated by Beijing-based LBS mobile advertising firm Leftbrain Technology, has disclosed that the company will seek an IPO in 2014. Read More
Beijing-based mobile game developer Ourpalm (300315.SZ) released an official statement today announcing that the company plans to purchase a 100% stake in Beijing-based game developer Playcrab Technology for RMB 1.74 bln. Read More
According to an industry insider, China Mobile (NYSE: CHL; 0941.HK) will procure more than 50 mln 4G TD-LTE terminals in 2014, including approximately 40 mln smartphones and 10 mln data cards. Read More
Shanghai-based mobile game developer Morefun Digital Technology has announced its H1 2013 financial results, with net revenue reaching RMB 40.32 mln. Read More
Beijing-based IT solutions provider Ultrapower Software (300002.SZ) has announced that the company will spend RMB 200 mln to take a 20% stake in browser and mobile game developer and operator Beijing Zhongqing Longtu Network Technology. Read More
Beijing-based B2C e-commerce platform Jingdong has revealed that sales of fresh foods on its open platform grew by 500% YoY in H1 2013. Read More
Television ad agency and media service firm China Television Media (600088.SH) recently announced that the company will acquire a 100% stake in Beijing-based film and TV production company Jinyingma Media from its 24 individual owners through a cash and stock transaction. Read More
Chinese Publishing house Tangel Publishing (300148.SZ) announced today that it plans to purchase a 100% stake in Beijing-based mobile game developer Magic Universe for RMB 1.25 bln through private share issuances and cash. Read More