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[theglobalchinese - Welcome to the News Community] Intel Capital, which has investment managers based in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Beijing, made its first strategic investment China in 1998 and since then has invested about 50 Chinese companies across nine cities in mainland China and Hong Kong. Eleven of these companies have since gone public or have been acquired, including AsiaInfo Holdings Inc., Chinacast Communications Holding Ltd., Sohu.com, Techfaith Holdings Ltd., and UTStarcom Inc..

Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.

[China-netinvestor.blogspot.com] China Net Investor: "Intel Capital, which has investment managers based in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Beijing, made its first strategic investment China in 1998 and since then has invested in close to 50 Chinese companies across nine cities in mainland China and Hong Kong. Eleven of these companies have since gone public or have been acquired, including AsiaInfo Holdings Inc., a telecom software supplier;

[Money.cnn.com] MSN China censors words and phrases, including 'freedom' - Jun. 14 ...: s new MSN China Internet venture is censoring words such as freedom, democracy and human rights on its free .Microsoft China blog censors 'freedom'

[China-in-the-news.de] china-in-the-news : China-Blog: USA: Auch große Vorteile aus dem ...: China has become America's fifth-largest export market, behind Canada, Mexico, Japan and Britain."You can't ignore China today if you're a company that has any kind of global footprint," said Kurt Kuehn, a senior executive with United Parcel Service Inc., which tripled its service to China this year.China's appetite for American products and services runs the gamut — notably in raw materials, technology, transportation and banking — with California companies enjoying a significant share of the action. Topping the export list last year were power generation equipment, electrical machinery, soybeans and medical equipment.

[Wen-xin.net] Kevin Wen's Web: Software giant Microsoft today launched MSN China, a Chinese-language portal with content provided by Chinese partners, The portal will offer much more communication, information and content than available through MSN’s other services, including Hotmail and Messenger, that are already available in China. Messenger has around seven million users there.

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Posted at June 18, 2005 09:28 PM