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Huawei's Smartphone Business Recovering, Says Head of Consumer Business
Huawei Technologies' handset business is "on the road to a comeback" the head of the company's consumer business Richard Yu said in his keynote at the company's annual developer conference in the southern city of Dongguan on Friday. Huawei's share of the domestic smartphone market share grew by 76.1 percent in the second quarter, and took second sp...
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3 Dead After Huge Fire At Huawei's Factory In China
Three people have been found dead after a huge fire broke out at an unfinished research facility belonging to tech giant Huawei in the southern Chinese city of Dongguan, according to local authorities.
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Huawei to Share Progress of Google Android OS Rival Harmony Amid US Tensions
Huawei is expected to respond on Thursday to the latest salvo of US technology restrictions against it and share its progress on developing a system that is seen as its best bet to replace Google's Android mobile operating system.
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Woman Climbs Into X-Ray Machine At Train Station For This Bizarre Reason
A woman in Dongguan, China's Guangdong Province, climbed into an X-ray machine at a train station, heels and all, only so she could keep a close eye on her bag.
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Phone Thief Wins $11,000 From Victim: Report
A Chinese court ordered a mugger's intended victim to pay his attacker 70,000 yuan ($11,000) after he fought off the attempted robbery and beat him up, state-run media reported today.
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New Human Case of H7N9 Bird Flu Reported in China
China has confirmed that a woman from Guagdong Province has tested positive for H7N9 bied flu.
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Samsung Halts Business With Chinese Supplier Over Child Labour Fears
Samsung said it found an "illegal hiring process" at Dongguan Shinyang Electronics, which supplies mobile phone covers and parts.
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China tells police to go nationwide with vice crackdown
China's government told police across the country to get tough on prostitution, gambling and drugs following an expose in the "sin city" of Dongguan, where a crackdown on prostitution led to the detention of nearly 1,000 people this month.
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China ministry urges sex-trade crackdown after criticism
China's public security ministry has ordered a nationwide crackdown on the sex trade following an expose of a city known for prostitution amid criticism authorities long turned a blind eye.
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Hailstorms kill 12 people in southern China
Hailstorms that hit southern China this week have killed 12 people, injured hundreds more and caused tens of millions of dollars in damage.
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Twelve-year-old Chinese golfer youngest to play on European Tour
Ye, a member of the Hillview Golf Club in Dongguan, is set to break the record held by Guan Tianlang, who was 13 when he played in the China Open last year.
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Huawei's Smartphone Business Recovering, Says Head of Consumer Business
Huawei Technologies' handset business is "on the road to a comeback" the head of the company's consumer business Richard Yu said in his keynote at the company's annual developer conference in the southern city of Dongguan on Friday. Huawei's share of the domestic smartphone market share grew by 76.1 percent in the second quarter, and took second sp...
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3 Dead After Huge Fire At Huawei's Factory In China
Three people have been found dead after a huge fire broke out at an unfinished research facility belonging to tech giant Huawei in the southern Chinese city of Dongguan, according to local authorities.
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Huawei to Share Progress of Google Android OS Rival Harmony Amid US Tensions
Huawei is expected to respond on Thursday to the latest salvo of US technology restrictions against it and share its progress on developing a system that is seen as its best bet to replace Google's Android mobile operating system.
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Woman Climbs Into X-Ray Machine At Train Station For This Bizarre Reason
A woman in Dongguan, China's Guangdong Province, climbed into an X-ray machine at a train station, heels and all, only so she could keep a close eye on her bag.
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Phone Thief Wins $11,000 From Victim: Report
A Chinese court ordered a mugger's intended victim to pay his attacker 70,000 yuan ($11,000) after he fought off the attempted robbery and beat him up, state-run media reported today.
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New Human Case of H7N9 Bird Flu Reported in China
China has confirmed that a woman from Guagdong Province has tested positive for H7N9 bied flu.
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Samsung Halts Business With Chinese Supplier Over Child Labour Fears
Samsung said it found an "illegal hiring process" at Dongguan Shinyang Electronics, which supplies mobile phone covers and parts.
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China tells police to go nationwide with vice crackdown
China's government told police across the country to get tough on prostitution, gambling and drugs following an expose in the "sin city" of Dongguan, where a crackdown on prostitution led to the detention of nearly 1,000 people this month.
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China ministry urges sex-trade crackdown after criticism
China's public security ministry has ordered a nationwide crackdown on the sex trade following an expose of a city known for prostitution amid criticism authorities long turned a blind eye.
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Hailstorms kill 12 people in southern China
Hailstorms that hit southern China this week have killed 12 people, injured hundreds more and caused tens of millions of dollars in damage.
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Twelve-year-old Chinese golfer youngest to play on European Tour
Ye, a member of the Hillview Golf Club in Dongguan, is set to break the record held by Guan Tianlang, who was 13 when he played in the China Open last year.
