Chinese telecom operator China Unicom announced its strategic focus for 2012 and said it will focus on the sales of phones with the prices between CNY1,000 and CNY2,000.

Xiamen-based mobile phone manufacturer Amoi Electronics Company has published its annual financial report for 2009, stating that its net profit attributable to shareholders for 2009 was CNY697.62 million.

China's Ministry of Commerce has announced plans to cancel the eligibility of 24 previously selected enterprises, including well-known brands such as Amoi, Shinco, and Inspur, for the country's rural home appliances and electronics subsidy scheme.

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China's State Administration of Radio, Film and Telecom just held a ceremony for the donation of one thousand China Mobile Multimedia Broadcasting terminals to the Organizing Committee for the Beijing Olympic Games and has formally announced plans to serve the Olympic Games with the mobile multimedia standard of CMMB.

Shenzhen-based Great Wall Computer Company has denied a rumor saying that Great Wall Computer will acquire the laptop computer business of Amoi.

Xiong Qunli, president of China Electronics Corporation, has told Chinese media that CEC will conduct a major business restructuring and adjustment in the coming three years and reduce the number of its subsidiaries by 50%, which is about 400, within the year.