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Slideshows about China

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  In Pictures: Inside a thriving Shenzhen market for used iPhones

  Some iPhones never die: they go to a four-story electronics mall in Shenzen, where stacks of them are sold every day.

  In Pictures: Inside a thriving Shenzhen market for used iPhones
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  IN PICTURES: Huawei's ICT Roadshow (54 pictures)

  Far from a soft launch, Huawei used its inaugural ICT Roadshow to launch not only its new distie, DNA Connect, but a new Channel business strategy, new products and new goals for 2014. The event was held at Sydney's Randwick Racecourse, and saw more than 800 attendees across two days treated to workshops, keynote speeches from industry experts and even some comedic relief from the ABC's host of the new inventors, James O'Loghlin.

  IN PICTURES: Huawei's ICT Roadshow (54 pictures)

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News about China

• China, Huawei, and the eavesdropping threat

  In the world of intelligence, “capability present” changes the conversation from if to when. Huawei is an espionage threat not because of what it has ...

• Governments and businesses warned over China's influence

  China uses personal, business and political relationships to gather information and influence actions. U.S. and UK government agencies urge caution.

• Australia joins chorus of condemnation over China’s role in malicious cyber attacks

  Including the ​global Microsoft Exchange Server hack earlier this year​.

• Remote working sees cloud threats soar by 630%

  Financial services had the fifth highest increase in attack volume

• Huawei drops US lawsuit after seized equipment returned

  Huawei called the two-year seizure “arbitrary and unlawful”

• Hackers hit global telcos in espionage campaign: cyber research firm

  Attackers compromised companies in more than 30 countries

Features about China

• 10 lessons U.S. tech managers can learn from their counterparts in China

  China's tech star is rising rapidly. Global companies -- and their savvy IT leaders -- should keep a close eye on the country's technological transformation.

• What's behind Apple's mea culpa in China?

  The heart of the matter lies in the very different ways the two countries see business opportunities

• Clock may be ticking for Google to act on China

  Two weeks after drawing a line in the sand, analysts hope Google follows through on threat

• World of Warcraft awaits China's approval to relaunch

  The game has already been offline for six weeks as it switches local operators

• China's Internet lockdown hurts local e-businesses

  But China said it has started restoring some Internet access to Xinjiang province

• Has China's Green Dam burst?

  Despite official claims to the contrary, the Green Dam software was discovered to be blocking more than just pornography