• Adding to the company's presence in Beijing and Hong Kong, it will make Luxottica the leading high-end eyewear retailer in China.

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  • The business side of the trip involved company visits in Beijing and Shanghai with Chinese and foreign businesses in various fields.

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  • At the company's developer forum in Beijing Monday, Intel detailed 20 products flowing from its new focus on the x86 design.

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  • Google did not accuse China of being behind the hacking, but the company has been at odds with Beijing in the past over Chinese attempts to control Internet use.

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  • Turning over the design of a cargo-monitoring system to a company closely tied to the regime in Beijing could mean affording the latter insights into how that system can be defeated.

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  • The Journal hired consultants to investigate the matter and uncovered a major breach in which hacking groups it wasn't clear whether they were working together entered the company's networks, in part through computers in the Beijing office, people familiar with the situation said.

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  • The company, headquartered in Baoding, an industrial city southwest of Beijing, said SUV sales in the first three months of the year rose 95 percent over a year earlier and accounted for half the 180, 000 vehicles it sold.

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  • The Journal hired consultants to investigate the matter and uncovered a major breach in which hacking groups it wasn't clear whether they were working together entered the company's networks, in part through computers belonging to business staff in the Beijing office, and from there infiltrated the global computer system, people familiar with the situation said.

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  • This allowed the new business, once local-government approval was obtained in China, to accept foreign private-equity money invested into the overseas holding company, while abiding by the letter of Beijing's restrictions on foreign investment in domestic enterprises.

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  • In fact, it already apparently has: In August, after Baidu first listed on the Nasdaq exchange, the China Internet Network Information Center said the company enjoyed 38% of the local search market, with Beijing-based portal Sohu coming in second at 19.6%--and Google having a paltry 12.6% of users.

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  • Founded in 2009, with headquarter in Tianjin China, branch offices in London, Beijing, New York, Shanghai, and Shenzhen China, the Company has made major strides in achieving meaningful penetration of the Chinese smartphone market, which will be its foundation to expand to other markets.

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  • The company's computer specialists erased several hard drives in Beijing last year.

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  • According to the Straits Times newspaper, the Beijing State-Owned Assets Management Company has said that the giant metal nest is raking in tens of millions of dollars each year from tourism.

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  • The company's computer specialists wiped clean several hard drives in Beijing last year.

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  • CAO's suspended chief executive Chen Jiulin said in an affidavit filed in November that the Beijing-based parent company had sold the shares to cover losses at its Singapore division.

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  • Kersten Zhang in the Journal's Beijing bureau says one company making clothes for Ralph Lauren is Hong Kong-based Luen Thai, which has operations in southern China.

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  • "Local governments are also keener to support e-commerce retailers, which contributes to higher employment and meaningful tax revenue for the city, " said Mr. Shen, adding that the company plans to expand further in first-tier cities such as Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, where it currently has a presence, and into second-tier cities such as Chongqing and Chengdu.

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  • Google, by contrast, does not keep any of its e-mail servers in China--and hence is in no danger of Beijing demanding personal information from the company.

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  • Now its principal, Emory Williams, a U.S. entrepreneur in Beijing, was looking for ways to raise more capital for the company, called Siwei.

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  • One big answer is a 65%-Wal-Mart-owned joint venture with a company run by the son of a former Chinese vice president who was tossed in 2009 out by Beijing after investigations into a multi-billion foreign exchange trading scandal.

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  • Vobile's big break came in 2007, when the Beijing media megalith Central Chinese Television (CCTV) asked the company to help it police Olympic videoclips to prevent their spread on the Web.

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  • The company, now with more than a hundred employees in locations such as London, New York, San Francisco, Beijing and Seoul, is making tangible but flexible bets on the future.

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  • Options implied volatility on the Beijing-based company increased 11.2% to 47.03% as of 1:00pm in New York, with overall options volume on the stock exceeding 99, 930 contracts.

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