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July 05,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

Omron sets up research center in Shanghai

June 21,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

Japanese Omron Corp – a leading manufacturer of automatic and sensory devices – has invested US$9.7 million in a cooperative innovation center in Shanghai’s Zizhu Science and Technology Zone, the Shanghai Business Journal reported. It will be the company’s first R&D research establishment outside Japan. Omron said it will gradually shift its research projects to the Shanghai center and will collaborate with local universities, such as Jiaotong University, which is known for its mechanical and IT studies.

Office supplies: Competing in a rapidly changing market

May 17,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

China’s office supplies sector is changing rapidly in response to market opening and a modernizing domestic office environment. As Economic Information Daily reports, the domestic market is already worth US$12.9 billion, and growing at more than 20% a year it represents an opportunity too lucrative to be ignored.

Online game market expands rapidly

April 17,2007

By STAFF EDITOR

This may come as no surprise to anyone that has passed any of the countless internet cafes in China teeming with online gamers, but China’s online game market is expected to top 30 billion yuan in 2010, according to the deputy director of China’s General Administration of Press and Publication.

Overseas Investors Still Attracted to Real Estate Sector

March 23,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

Passion for China's real estate market still runs hot among overseas fund and investment consulting firms seeking to maximize investment returns or consolidate their positions in the Asian Pacific.

Operators' New Agreement Affects Telecom Equipment Makers

March 12,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

China Telecom and China Netcom inked an agreement this week that will minimize competition, and mobile equipment makers say they will be adversely affected in many ways.

Olympics Energize Sports Equipment Industry

March 03,2007

By AMY CHEUNG

After an initially enormous investment in constructing infrastructure, the Olympic effect on the real estate, architecture, and transportation sectors will slow down. However, culture, tourism, exhibitions and telecommunications, and especially sports, are likely to get more attention.

Olympics can be an opportunity for mid-size companies

November 03,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

The Beijing Olympics organizing committee plans to offer opportunities for small and medium-sized companies to be involved with franchising opportunities, tourism & dining, cultural planning and information technology services. Often dominated by industry giants, how can small and medium-sized companies share the so-called Olympic economy?

Operator customized mobile phones: next battlefield of cell phone market

October 26,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

The upcoming 3G age ushers in operator customized mobile phones (CMPs). Since domestic cell phone makers do not have good grasp of the technology yet, overseas cell phone makers have a competitive edge to gain major contracts from Chinese mobile operators. In the new age while technological essence is emphasized, how do domestic cell phone makers compete even with their limitations?

Overseas commodities products pressure yuan re-evaluation

October 25,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

The rapid development of overseas yuan commodities has triggered the concern over China’s domestic commodities development as well as the pressure generated to push for yuan re-evaluation. What is the relationship between the three?

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	One-fifth of domestic goods substandard July 05,2007 By STAFF EDITOR Omron sets up research center in Shanghai June 21,2007 By STAFF EDITOR Japanese Omron Corp – a leading manufacturer of automatic and sensory devices – has invested US$9.7 million in a cooperative innovation center in Shanghai’s Zizhu Science and Technology Zone, the Shanghai Business Journal reported. It will be the company’s first R&D research establishment outside Japan. Omron said it will gradually shift its research projects to the Shanghai center and will collaborate with local universities, such as Jiaotong University, which is known for its mechanical and IT studies. Office supplies: Competing in a rapidly changing market May 17,2007 By AMY CHEUNG China’s office supplies sector is changing rapidly in response to market opening and a modernizing domestic office environment. As Economic Information Daily reports, the domestic market is already worth US$12.9 billion, and growing at more than 20% a year it represents an opportunity too lucrative to be ignored. Online game market expands rapidly April 17,2007 By STAFF EDITOR This may come as no surprise to anyone that has passed any of the countless internet cafes in China teeming with online gamers, but China’s online game market is expected to top 30 billion yuan in 2010, according to the deputy director of China’s General Administration of Press and Publication. Overseas Investors Still Attracted to Real Estate Sector March 23,2007 By AMY CHEUNG Passion for China's real estate market still runs hot among overseas fund and investment consulting firms seeking to maximize investment returns or consolidate their positions in the Asian Pacific. Operators' New Agreement Affects Telecom Equipment Makers March 12,2007 By AMY CHEUNG China Telecom and China Netcom inked an agreement this week that will minimize competition, and mobile equipment makers say they will be adversely affected in many ways. Olympics Energize Sports Equipment Industry March 03,2007 By AMY CHEUNG After an initially enormous investment in constructing infrastructure, the Olympic effect on the real estate, architecture, and transportation sectors will slow down. However, culture, tourism, exhibitions and telecommunications, and especially sports, are likely to get more attention. Olympics can be an opportunity for mid-size companies November 03,2006 By AMY CHEUNG The Beijing Olympics organizing committee plans to offer opportunities for small and medium-sized companies to be involved with franchising opportunities, tourism & dining, cultural planning and information technology services. Often dominated by industry giants, how can small and medium-sized companies share the so-called Olympic economy? Operator customized mobile phones: next battlefield of cell phone market October 26,2006 By AMY CHEUNG The upcoming 3G age ushers in operator customized mobile phones (CMPs). Since domestic cell phone makers do not have good grasp of the technology yet, overseas cell phone makers have a competitive edge to gain major contracts from Chinese mobile operators. In the new age while technological essence is emphasized, how do domestic cell phone makers compete even with their limitations? Overseas commodities products pressure yuan re-evaluation October 25,2006 By AMY CHEUNG The rapid development of overseas yuan commodities has triggered the concern over China’s domestic commodities development as well as the pressure generated to push for yuan re-evaluation. What is the relationship between the three? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9	Today’s Daily Briefs E-Mail Sign up for a roundup of the day’s top stories, sent every day. MOST POPULAR China’s textiles sector in need of govt support Beverage maker involved in JV ethanol project Liaoning garment maker takes 8.8% of life insurer Air China IH revenues up 5.5% to $3.55b China labor market Asia’s most active in Q3: Hudson Chongqing to build software outsourcing center Chinese economy to hit cyclical trough in 2010 TCL’s TV and mobile handset sales surge Shanghai property market down in early July Diesel engine producer gets US$176m bank loan package Go to Complete List >

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