Posts Tagged ‘Business’

Ministry Of Culture Sets Standards For Establishing Chinese Internet Cafes

China’s Ministry of Culture has just promulgated a new rule to strengthen the management of netcafes and to promote the development of netcafe enterprises.
According to the new rule, which is called “Guidelines on the Registration and Identification of Netcafe Enterprises in China”, companies that want to be registered as a national chain netcafe must meet [...]


Alibaba Spars With Yahoo About Google’s China Problems

Chinese e-commerce behemoth Alibaba Group is sparring with Yahoo, one of its partners, over statements [...]


China Lowers Corporate Income Tax Rate For 186 Software Enterprises

Chinese government departments have jointly issued a notice about key software enterprises included in China’s [...]


CNNIC Closes Overseas Registration Of .CN Website Domain Names

According to information from foreign domain name registration service providers, China Internet Network Information Center [...]


Internet Service In China’s Xinjiang Will Soon Recover

For companies and individuals in Xinjiang who have been without Internet access for the last [...]


China Sets Up Intellectual Property Right Protection Aid Centers

According to Xinhuanet.com, China’s State Intellectual Property Office has approved the establishment of 61 intellectual [...]


Shanda Literature Will Sue Baidu.com In January 2010

Shanda Literature, the Internet literature subsidiary of Shanda Interactive Entertainment Limited, has announced that it [...]


CNNIC Halts Website Domain Name Registration For Individuals In China

Chinese domain name supervision organization China Internet Network Information Center announced that starting from 21:00 [...]


Foreign Tech Companies Upset That Chinese Don’t Want To Buy Their Products

Foreigners often complain that Chinese technology firms lack innovation, but a new initiative where non-Chinese [...]


KongZhong Admits Chinese Wireless Porn Crackdown Will Hurt Revenue

It takes guts to be the first to admit a failure, and Chinese wireless value-added [...]