Chinese telecom equipment maker ZTE has launched its first tablet computer product Optik in the United States.

Taiwanese computer company Compal has announced that it acquired Toshiba's LCD TV assembly plant in Mexico and the asset transition is expected to be completed in the third quarter of 2011.

Chinese technology company HiSoft Technology International Limited has announced that it has acquired 100% of the equity interest in Nouveon Technology Partners, a provider of value-driven IT and process consulting services in the United States.

An executive from Dell has revealed that its eye-catching 10-inch tablet computer Streak 10 Pro will be first launched in the Chinese market.

Chinese search engine Baidu.com and an e-commerce subsidiary of Alibaba, Taobao.com, have just been placed on the United States Trade Representative's "Notorious Markets List".

Alibaba.com, the listed unit of the Chinese B2B e-commerce group Alibaba, has announced that it has reached a wholly purchase agreement with the American e-commerce company Vendio.

Chinese security company Rising has started a new overseas expansion plan and has launched the English edition of its Kaka Internet assistant which has been formally renamed Rising PC Doctor for overseas markets.

GE Healthcare has been working hard in China to find technology solutions that can be used around the world, and now the company is planning to market a China-developed medical device to health practitioners in the United States.

Mochi Media has inked an online games distribution partnership with Tencent America, a subsidiary of mainland China's Tencent Holdings, that gives users of QQ Games, Tencent America's free multiplayer gaming service for the U.S. market, access to thousands of titles from MochiAds, Mochi Media's network of online games.

China-based ZTE Corporation's American subsidiary says the ZTE C79 handset has now entered the U.S. market.

Just days before the start of the Beijing Olympics, United States Senator Dick Durbin has apparently decided he never wants to get a visa to visit the Chinese people as he just pressured Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft into reaching an agreement on a voluntary code of conduct that would govern how they operate in China [...]