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In 2017, they had a revenue of US$37.86 billion.

2014 was the year of the smart gadget in China: almost every major tech company announced that they were making a smart something, and smart TVs were right at the front of the pack. But as the dust settles on 2014, which Chinese company actually has gotten the most people to buy and use their smart TV? The answer might surprise you.

(Updated on January 12: We removed Sat Nusapersada from this list because the data is still disputable.) Indonesia is one of the biggest smartphone markets in the world. Emarketer believes

Xiaomi has gotten a license to enter the virtual telecom game. Could it be the company to bring a spark of life back into that dying experiment?

Tencent (HKG:0700) is the world’s fourth largest web company, and Alibaba is on the verge of history’s largest tech IPO. Both of these behemoth companies occupy many of the same verticals

E-commerce titan Alibaba and electronic appliance maker Haier (SHA:600690; HKG:1169) announced today that the two companies will jointly create a nationwide logistics, distribution, and installation system. As part of the partnership, Alibaba invested HKD

British retailer Argos has been a mainstay of High Streets across the UK for decades, and now it’s aiming to become a byword for online shopping in China. Argos’ parent

Everybody and their mother seems to be getting into the cheap smartphone business these days. Dodging allegations of fraud, Qihoo 360 just launched its latest entry in the genre in

Today, internet security company Qihoo 360 and electronics maker Haier announced the joint launch of a new dual-core smartphone the companies claim is China’s fastest smartphone under 3000 RMB ($476).

Alibaba has ganged up with gadget manufacturer Haier (SHA:600690; HKG:1169) to deliver a zinger: a budget Aliyun OS phone called the Haier Zing. Launched today at an event in Beijing,