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China Archive

Archives for November 2014

Technology
Microsoft to Pay China $140 Million for “Tax Evasion”Microsoft to Pay China $140 Million for “Tax Evasion”
Technology

The latest headache for Microsoft in China.

By Reuters
Technology
Qualcomm CEO More Cautious on Future Revenue GrowthQualcomm CEO More Cautious on Future Revenue Growth
Technology

The company faces an antitrust probe and low-priced competition in China.

By Reuters
Technology
The World’s Most Powerful Computer Is Still in ChinaThe World’s Most Powerful Computer Is Still in China
Technology

American computer scientists vow revenge in 2017.

By Arik Hesseldahl
China
How America and China broke the global climate trapHow America and China broke the global climate trap
China

How, after years of failure, the US and China came to a deal on climate change.

By Zack Beauchamp
China
Obama’s climate deal proves China is the biggest foreign policy success of his presidencyObama’s climate deal proves China is the biggest foreign policy success of his presidency
China

The future of US-China, and not ISIS or Ukraine, is America’s biggest challenge. Believe it or not, it’s going America’s way.

By Max Fisher
Technology
Alibaba Just Sold More Than $9 Billion in Goods in One DayAlibaba Just Sold More Than $9 Billion in Goods in One Day
Technology

The $9.3 billion total dwarfs the $3.6 billion that U.S. shoppers spent online last year on both Black Friday and Cyber Monday combined.

By Jason Del Rey
Technology
Lenovo Q2 Profit Climbs, but Revenue DisappointsLenovo Q2 Profit Climbs, but Revenue Disappoints
Technology

The company also named Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang to its board.

By Reuters
Technology
Alibaba Beats Sales Estimates for Inaugural Earnings QuarterAlibaba Beats Sales Estimates for Inaugural Earnings Quarter
Technology

In its first earnings report as a public company, the Chinese e-commerce company exceeds expectations.

By Jason Del Rey

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