Not satisfied with losing control over its joint venture businesses in China due to regulatory changes, Warner Bros is selling out to the Shanghai Film Group Corporation.

By reorganizing its asset structure and taking advantage of favorable market conditions, China Tungsten and High-tech Materials Co Ltd. is closer than every to establishing a solid platform for its tungsten resources and operations.

Wyndham Hotel Group, which manages hotels under brands including Super 8, Days Inn, Howard Johnson and Ramada in China, plans to open its first Wyndham luxury hotel in southern Fujian Province in the fourth quarter, International Herald Tribune reported.

Faced with increasing competition and the need to accelerate national expansion, CNPC recently reduced its retail oil prices.  Will this stimulate reduced prices from Sinopec as well?

With the recent entrance of foreign listed firms and Japanese wedding companies, China's wedding industry is expected to see an acceleration in industry consolidation and standardization, especially in first-tier cities.

Wumart Stores Inc. acquired Xinhua Department Store in Beijing in order to enter the mid- to high-end department store arena; however, a lack of management expertise and branding difficulties are presenting stumbling blocks for the retail franchiser.

Wangfujing is making moves to build upon its foundation in Beijing to expand nationwide, and it has implemented changes in senior management, adjusted its planning and expansion model, and begun developing themed department stores in order to reach its goal.

Beijing's need for clean water, drinking water, and water treatment provide Beijing Capital Co Ltd, a firm operating various water businesses, a prominent market position in the capital city.

 

As a leading mainland beverage maker, Wahaha has constructively become involved with charities, education, and environmental campaigns in order to distinguish itself and win over consumers.

Baidu vs Google; Tianya vs MySpace: With similar operational and content models, what determines the market position of Chinese and foreign Internet giants, and how do they set themselves apart from one another?