Apple's first store-in-store in mainland China has been unveiled at the Best Buy store in Shanghai's Xuhui area. Read More >

In a further move away from its old direct-to-consumer business model, Dell (DELL) has formally announced plans to sell laptop and desktop computers in Suning's consumer electronics stores and to expand its relationship with Gome, the top consumer electronics retailer in China. Read More >

Song Linlin, general manager of Yongle Shanghai, told local media on the thirteenth anniversary of the company that Yongle plans to increase the number of its stores to more than 70 and to achieve a sales volume of RMB15 billion in 2008. Read More >

Chinese electronics manufacturer Galanz joins hands with China Red Cross Foundation to carry out a charity initiative called China Red Action. Read More >

Zhang Jindong, president of Chinese electronics retailer Suning, has disclosed at a recent forum that Suning will open stores in Hong Kong in 2010 and use that as a springboard to enter the international market. Read More >

Hisap, one of the largest IT products retailers in China, has signed a strategic agreement with Digital China, the largest IT distributor and IT services provider in China, to provide a range of services to China's small and medium enterprises. Read More >

Kurt Tjaden, vice president of the global white home appliance giant Whirlpool, announced that Whirlpool will launch eight types of new air conditioners in China from this week and has chosen Chinese electronics retailer Suning as its exclusive strategic partner in the country. Read More >

China 3C Group, a Chinese electronics retail distributor, says net sales for 2007 totaled US$276 million compared to US$148.2 million for 2006. Read More >

Michael Dell, founder of Dell Corporation, comes to China today to attend the ceremony of Dell PC products' entry into Zhongguancun Hengchang Electronic City, a move that marks the ownership of a full-range retail channel by the computing giant in the Chinese market. Read More >

Apple (AAPL) has chosen Beijing's Sanlitun area instead of Qianmen Avenue as the location for its first store in China, though the detailed address of this store is yet unknown. Read More >