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In the news
this week l 6-Feb-08
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Motorola has signalled that it may get out of
its struggling cell-phone business in the US. Motorola's plans to
spin-off or sell its handset unit coincided with news that Lenovo is
selling its failing mobile-handset division, which sells
predominantly in China. Japan's Kyocera is also withdrawing from the
Chinese cellphone market. Both Lenovo and Kyocera have admitted
failure in their Chinese mobile handset businesses, painting a bleak
picture for makers selling to China.
China's domestic mobile handset shipments are estimated to
have reached 187 million units in 2007, up 22% from 153 million in
2006. iSuppli forecasts that ChinaÃÂs domestic handset shipments will
continue their upward trek to 206 million in 2008. But with the
sprawling illegitimate handset market accounting for about 30% of
mobile handset shipments in China in 2007 and increasingly thin
margins, handset makers will find the road ahead
a lot tougher.
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Malaysia losing out in the FDI race?
[1-Feb-08] The push towards convergence gains momentum in Korea
[25-Jan-08] Japanese transport companies expand in China
[18-Jan-08] China shows strong potential for pharma outsourcing
[11-Jan-08] Epoxy producers in Japan
strengthen setup to meet surging demand [14-Dec-07] Foreign firms buy into Taiwan's banking sector
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