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Late on the night of May 29th, the White House of the United States abruptly broke the "war arm's length agreement" with its previous trade war with China and announced that it will continue to impose a 25% tariff on "important industrial and technical products" worth 50 billion U.S. dollars from China. At present, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Hua Chunying has responded by saying: "In international relations, every time you change your face and turn your back against Seoul, you are losing and squandering your country's credibility once again." https://www.bloggerent.com/19/Strange--Trump-lost-his-faith-this-time--the-authoritative-American-media-perspective-is-almost-identical-to-China

To measure the China, the World's largest Internet market with more than 477 million users, Hitwise China will track more than a million websites over 130 industries across major search engines in China.

Ratings & reviews of best SEO companies & agencies in China. 10seos brings the ranking of top SEO companies, SEO firms, & SEO agencies in China.

Walmart China, PwC, Inner Mongolia Kerchin, VeChain and the China Chain-Store & Franchise Association (CCFA) have announced the launch of the Walmart China Blockchain Traceability platform.

U.S. Experts Propagate Space Weapons Competition: China is More Active than Russia and U.S. According to the Russian Satellite News Agency, Geneva, June 11, Dr. Robert Legvold, professor of political science at Columbia University, said during the International Forum on Nuclear Disaster Prevention

US President Barack Obama has pressed China to recognise it is now a "grown up" economy and start behaving more responsibly on currency and trade issues hurting American companies. China needs "to understand that their role is different now than it might have been 20 years ago or 30 years ago when if they were breaking some rules it didn't really matter, it didn't have a significant impact," Obama said at the end of an Asia-Pacific leaders' meeting.

Pre Orders for the Nokia X in china hit 1 million units, despite only having been on sale for four days, the company announced via its Weibo account. Nokia isn't making any overall predictions for sales numbers in China, but there's still a few weeks to go before the Nokia X actually begins shipping in the country on March 25th

People in China are not able to access Gmail. It seems Chinese Government is blocking Gmail. Google has clarified that there is no technical issue. It says, "There is no technical issue on our side; we have checked extensively. This is a government blockage carefully designed to look like the problem is with Gmail,"

After its IPO, LinkedIn is now ready to get Asia, particularly China.

China Unicom last Friday announced its intentions to help develop digitization in Sichuan Province.

It was revealed that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has planned to visit China again this year. The agenda and dates were unconfirmed.

Reuters reported that someone familiar with the subject said that Facebook has not signed any agreement with any company in China so far.

When eBay was struggling to make it in China, various strategies were adopted to attract consumers in the country. eBay successfully ran its business strategy by entering market segments that were not dominated by local companies such as Taobao.

It's a known fact that in China, intellectual properties (IP) aren't very much protected. But things are changing.

"There's a little rumour going round suggesting that Nokia is set to unveil a new Lumia 719 at a launch event in China on 28 March."

China launched a super-rapid test train over the weekend which is capable of travelling 500 kilometers per hour, state media said on Monday, as the country moves ahead with its railway ambitions despite serious problems on its high-speed network.

Round after Round, Motorola made it possible for Android Wear to hit China walls for the upcoming gadgets and launched packages of smart watches.

Well, it looks like the iPhone will finally be released in the country where it's made. There is one tiny problem though. It won't include Wi-Fi.

China has approved something called the 'Development Plan for the Zhongguancun National Innovation Demonstration Zone (2011-2020).' This plan aims to boost Zhongguancun's total revenue to 10 trillion RMB ($1.54 trillion)  by 2020, which would be an 85% improvement on the 1.55 trillion RMB ($239 billion) from last year.

Following Senator Dick Durbin's letter to Baidu last week expressing his concerns about censorship in China, the US State Department has announced plans to set aside $19 million to fight internet censorship overseas.