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Xi Or Tsai? Taiwan Opposition After US Envoy Mispronounces President's Name
Taiwan's opposition party demanded a clarification Monday after a US envoy who is visiting appeared to mispronounce the name of the island's president for her arch rival in China.
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Shinzo Abe's India Visit Part Of Plan To Contain China, Says Chinese Media
As Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe begins his crucial visit to India today looking to clinch a slew of deals including bullet trains and amphibious defence planes, Chinese media today said Mr Abe is trying to rope in India as part of a strategy to contain arch rival China.
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Japan Beats China In Race To Build India's First Bullet Train
China today played down arch rival Japan winning the contract to build India's first bullet train project as officials said the deal is confined to one sector and claimed India is still open to Chinese investments on other high-speed routes depending on easy financing.
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China Reacts Sharply to Japan Joining India-US Naval Drills
Reacting sharply to arch rival Japan joining the 'Malabar' naval exercises being held by the Indian and US navies in the Bay of Bengal, China on Monday said it is not "that fragile" to be affected by the trilateral drills.
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Samsung braces for its weakest year of smartphone growth since 2007
Samsung is bracing for its weakest smartphone profit growth this year since 2007 as arch rival Apple challenges its domination in China's $80 billion market.
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Samsung Electronics Q4 guidance widely misses street estimates
Samsung is bracing itself for its weakest smartphone profit growth this year since it started making the devices in 2007, as arch rival Apple Inc challenges its domination in China's $80 billion market.
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Apple's China nemesis dreams of glory days
Apple's arch rival, Proview, may be in ruins and its most valuable asset a disputed trademark, but the dream of market dominance remains intact.
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Apple's China nemesis dreams of glory days
Apple's arch rival, Proview, may be in ruins and its most valuable asset a disputed trademark, but the dream of market dominance remains intact.
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Xi Or Tsai? Taiwan Opposition After US Envoy Mispronounces President's Name
Taiwan's opposition party demanded a clarification Monday after a US envoy who is visiting appeared to mispronounce the name of the island's president for her arch rival in China.
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Shinzo Abe's India Visit Part Of Plan To Contain China, Says Chinese Media
As Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe begins his crucial visit to India today looking to clinch a slew of deals including bullet trains and amphibious defence planes, Chinese media today said Mr Abe is trying to rope in India as part of a strategy to contain arch rival China.
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Japan Beats China In Race To Build India's First Bullet Train
China today played down arch rival Japan winning the contract to build India's first bullet train project as officials said the deal is confined to one sector and claimed India is still open to Chinese investments on other high-speed routes depending on easy financing.
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China Reacts Sharply to Japan Joining India-US Naval Drills
Reacting sharply to arch rival Japan joining the 'Malabar' naval exercises being held by the Indian and US navies in the Bay of Bengal, China on Monday said it is not "that fragile" to be affected by the trilateral drills.
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Samsung braces for its weakest year of smartphone growth since 2007
Samsung is bracing for its weakest smartphone profit growth this year since 2007 as arch rival Apple challenges its domination in China's $80 billion market.
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Samsung Electronics Q4 guidance widely misses street estimates
Samsung is bracing itself for its weakest smartphone profit growth this year since it started making the devices in 2007, as arch rival Apple Inc challenges its domination in China's $80 billion market.
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Apple's China nemesis dreams of glory days
Apple's arch rival, Proview, may be in ruins and its most valuable asset a disputed trademark, but the dream of market dominance remains intact.
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Apple's China nemesis dreams of glory days
Apple's arch rival, Proview, may be in ruins and its most valuable asset a disputed trademark, but the dream of market dominance remains intact.
