China Archive
Archives for October 2014
Right now, say execs, investing is more important than margins.
If we want our wireless future to be bold, we need to do more than rest on our 4G laurels.
Plus, Bale as Jobs, Chromebook sales “surge” and Ikea’s homage to “The Shining.”
Back in 2010, there was plenty of panic about China’s dominance of the rare earths market. That panic turned out to be overblown.
Plus, Steve Ballmer: investment adviser, Hungary mulls an Internet usage tax and Apple’s boring new iPads.
Apple advises users to watch for signs that their iCloud connection is being misdirected.
The company wants to make it easier for retailers to get orders to China.
A boost for the government’s efforts to develop the domestic chip industry.
Why inequality is a big problem in China — despite the public’s extraordinarily positive view of capitalism.
Plus, iPhone preorders in China; Ashton Kutcher, “Lenovo Product Engineer”; and the Icahn-Andreessen war of words.
This really great map of Instagrams also makes an important point about the Hong Kong protests.
There’s more nuance to what’s going on in Hong Kong that initially meets the eye.
The events in Hong Kong right now are a fight for its future.
Here’s how the protests in Hong Kong could actually force concessions from the Chinese leadership, according to political science.
The US is staying pretty quiet on the protests. That’s probably a good thing.