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While Huawei’s sales also declined year-over-year, it experienced 27.4% quarterly growth, moving it into a virtual tie with Samsung for the place of world’s top smartphone manufacturer.

Game developers in China and around the world are caught between the legal altercation involving Epic, Apple, and Google.

Yungongchang, which was founded in 2015, is a SaaS provider that helps companies find mechanical and electronic parts directly from factories.

Shanghai Zhizhen Intelligent Network Technology has been locked in a legal battle with Apple over the Siri voice assistant system since 2012.

All paid games now need government approval—something only 750 Chinese and 27 imported titles have accomplished this year.

Sales bounce back in China, while Japan records highest revenue growth.

Huawei has 46 per cent of China’s smartphone market, more than Vivo, Oppo, and Xiaomi combined.

Pegatron has been working to move production away from China to Indonesia and Vietnam due to rising labor costs and the US-China trade war.