Loyalty Marketing Shopping Services In China Expand
Chinese shopping and loyalty marketing service provider MPdaogou.com has signed a partnership agreement with Shanghai Unionpay.
September 2007
Microsoft Hoping To Sell More Software Via Retail Outlets
Microsoft and Lenovo have held a press conference in Beijing and announced to jointly promote joint sales of Microsoft's Office 2007.
Marriott To Expand Quan Spas Throughout China And Asia
Twelve new Quan Spas are planned to open by Marriott International over the next 24 months throughout Asia and the Pacific.
PAY88 Expanding Products To Shanghai
Pay88 says they on target for their sales expansion project of their online multiplayer game card products in China.
China's National Real Estate Climate Index Climbs
National Bureau of Statistics of China says in August the national real estate climate index was 104.48, 0.48 and 1.17 points higher than the previous month and the same period last year, respectively.
Chinese Food Companies Pledge To Ensure Food Safety
News from the 5th China Food Safety Annual Meeting is that more than 300 food companies from across China have pledged on behalf of Chinese food industry to ensure food safety and adhere to food…
Gome Picked To Help Dell Expand Computer Retail Sales In China
Dell's direct advantage and industry-leading technology will reach millions of in-store computer buyers across China thanks to a new partnership to sell the company's latest products through Gome, one of China's largest consumer electronics retailers.
Super 8 Responds To Franchisee Departure In China
Super 8 Hotels in China has responded to claims made by a former franchisee that the global hotel chain owned by Wyndham Worldwide had broken agreements.
SMBQTS Identifies Substandard Televisions
In the second quarter of this year, Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision conducted a spot-check on the flat-panel television products manufactured or sold in the city and found that only 61.9% of…
Mattel Apologizes, Says Chinese Manufacturers Not Responsible For Design
Recalling memories of the Chinese Cultural Revolution where self-criticism was an art form, Mattel has apologized to China for recent toy recalls that brought humiliation to the manufacturing sector in the Middle Kingdom.