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Business Legal

Facebook Beverages Won’t Be a Thing in China After Rare Trademark Win

The Beijing Municipal High People's Court said the Zhongshan Pearl River Drinks application to label certain foods and beverages 'face book' was an obvious act of copying and harmed fair market competition.

By Reuters

Business News

Alibaba’s Revenue Rises 39 Percent as More Shoppers Buy Online

By Reuters

Tech

Apple Loses Trademark Battle, Allowing Chinese Company to Use the ‘IPHONE’ Name

By Lydia Belanger

Business News

Uber Partners With China’s Alipay

By Reuters

Business News

A Chinese Sportswear Brand Called Uncle Martian Just Launched, and It Appears to Be Openly Ripping Off Under Armour

See if you can see any differences between the two companies' logos.

By Will Heilpern

Building a Business

Learning From China’s Entrepreneurs

The approach to business from these Chinese leaders is a good example for U.S. entrepreneurs.

By Gregory Stoller

Business News

What Else Went Wrong for Apple Besides Predicted iPhone Slump

Apple sales slumped 13 percent as many product categories fell.

By Aaron Pressman

Business News

Chinese Billionaire Taking on Tesla With Cars He Hopes One Day Will Be Free

'EVs for us are just another screen. We see cars in the future as an extension of the Internet, another entry point for us to sell web-based content and services,' says Jia Yueting.

By Reuters

Business News

China to Launch ‘Core Module’ for Space Station Around 2018

China plans to have a working permanent manned space station around 2022.

By Reuters

Business News

China’s LeEco Unveils All-Electric Concept Car

The company hopes to compete directly with Tesla's Model S.

By Reuters

Business Operations & Logistics

The Sharing Economy Is Absolutely Blowing Up in China

Its value is estimated to be almost $300 billion, according to data recently released by a government agency.

By Catherine Clifford

Business Accounting

This City Just Unseated New York City as the Billionaire Capital of the World

A new study found that most of the world's billionaires call Beijing home.

By Nina Zipkin

Building a Business

Uber Losing $1 Billion a Year to Compete in China

The company's Chinese business boosted its valuation last month to more than $8 billion after raising more than $1 billion in its latest funding round.

By Reuters

Building a Business

The Pros and Cons of Manufacturing in China

With economic turmoil overseas and controversy in the election rhetoric, China is in the cross hairs. But it is still a good place to do business, under the right circumstances.

By Greg Shugar