Qiao Xing's (XING) subsidiary Huizhou Qiao Xing Communication Industry Limited ("HZQXCI") has signed sale and purchase agreements with four sub-branches of China Telecom (CHA) in Yunnan.

CDC Corporation (CHINA) announced that as part of its announced strategic review and executive management restructuring, it has begun the process to integrate each of its business services and software businesses under its software unit, the CDC Software group.

Compuware's (CPWR) subsidiary Covisint will open an office in China to support its growing Asian business.

China's State Development and Reform Commission yesterday published the third list of enterprises that have been issued mobile phone permits.

PacificNet's (PACT.PK) subsidiary PacificNet Clickcom, has reached an agreement with China Mobile's (CHL) Guangdong branch to launch a new value-added service called "MMS Blog", through which mobile users can send their pictures taken by mobile phones to WAP websites.

China Digital Media Corporation (CDGT) announced that its cable television operation in Guangdong Province's Nanhai, has launched 35 additional Pay-TV.

CDC Corporation's (CHINA) current CEO and other executive management team members are leaving their posts, the company reported.

The China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC) has just released its China Search Engine Market Survey Report 2005.

China Unicom's (CHU) CEO Shang Bing has announced the company's plan to increase investment on 3G network construction across the country and to upgrade the GPRS services in backbone cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.

BenQ plans increased investment in its laptop computer line and will soon unveil six new budget laptops.

Nokia (NOK) has established a Research and Development center for mobile infrastructure in Chengdu, Sichuan.

China's Ministry of Culture has banned the playing of another group of network computer games.

According to a recent report, the Chinese RFID market reached CNY 226 million in Q2 2005, more than twice as much as the same time last year, displaying a rapid growth in Chinese RFID market.

Yangtze Telecom is negotiating a non-brokered private placement totaling up to 15 million shares at $0.18 per share with accredited investors.

PCCW's (PCW) Netvigator, the largest broadband service provider in Hong Kong, today announced the launch of Netvigator ICQ 5, a customized version of the ICQ instant messaging service targeted toward Hong Kong users.