No matter what happened to real-estate prices in this superstitious Chinese city, the one surefire way to get a cheap apartment was to move in with a ghost.

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Jonathan Epstein, president of Omek Interactive, talks about what this technology will mean to Chinese gamers as well as the impact this middleware technology will have on gaming in the U.S. in this exclusive interview.

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This is also what happened in the U.S. The Chinese learn very fast.

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"But I think as a symbol, the feedback that we receive in our dialogue throughout the region is that the regional partners regard this step by the Chinese in the midst of what has otherwise been a remarkable growth in their military capability as significant, " he said.

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This is what likely prompted the Chinese government to take a step in the direction of relaxing the norms for the industry.

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What should be the future strategy for multinational firms trying to take in this Chinese wave of raw materials imports and low-cost manufacturing and sourcing in Africa?

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Knowing how fresh some of these devices are, it seems like TD-LTE service will be available to the Chinese public well within this year, which will match what China Mobile announced back in January.

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This has attracted wealthy Chinese buyers, who pay in cash and therefore don't care what happens to the banks.

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