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Number of Foreign-Invested Telecom Enterprises in China Up 39% Since End of 2019

CAICT, 7/08/20

As of the end of June 2020, China's total number of foreign-invested telecom enterprises reached 266, up more than 39% from the end of December 2019, reports the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT), a department of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT). Read More

Number of Foreign-Invested Telecom Enterprises in China Up 21% Since End of 2019

CAICT, 4/09/20

As of the end of March 2020, China's total number of foreign-invested telecom enterprises reached 232, up more than 21% from the end of December 2019, reports the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT), a department of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT). Read More

Oriental Pearl, Sony to Jointly Release PlayStation in China

Shanghai Stock Exchange, 5/25/14

Chinese media company Shanghai Oriental Pearl Group (600832.SH) has announced that the company's wholly-owned subsidiary, Shanghai Oriental Pearl Culture Development, and Sony (China) Limited have signed an agreement to establish two joint ventures in Shanghai's pilot free-trade zone, responsible for the manufacture and marketing of Sony's PlayStation game console hardware and software, as well as the provision of PlayStation related services in China, respectively. Read More

Yihaodian Consolidates Under Shanghai FTZ Company

Sina Tech, 12/11/13

Chinese B2C online retailer Yihaodian has announced that it has consolidated operation of its open platform B2C e-commerce platform 1Mall into a new company, Niuhai E-Commerce, based in Shanghai's new free trade zone. Read More

Oriental Pearl to Sell Stakes in Two Subsidiaries

Sarft.net, 11/25/13

According to a release from the Shanghai Stock Exchange, Chinese media company Shanghai Oriental Pearl (600832.SH) has put its 31% stake in cable TV operator Taiyuan Cable TV Network up for sale at a price of RMB 140 mln. Read More