Logitech has acquired the Saitek brand and its line of controller products. The peripheral manufacturer wants to take on the industry of virtual reality with this acquisition.
The “hot” market of private insurance is rapidly increasing sales due to the slack health insurance coverage provided by the government.
There is an increasing number of middle-class Chinese consumers going to Hong Kong to buy imported products.
Microsoft sent an Xbox One console prototype to a random person two months before its reveal. Beta versions of the console were stored in open and less secure part of a shipping facility.
Samsung Electronics Co. Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong, the only son of its ailing chairman, was nominated on Monday to join its board of directors.
Alibaba founder and executive chairman, Jack Ma, has accepted Indonesia’s offer as e-commerce adviser to the Indonesian government, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Chinese transportation authorities are now requiring drivers who wish to offer online car rental services to pass an exam first before being allowed to conduct their trade.
Audi, the German luxury carmaker owned by Volkswagen, is planning to collaborate with China’s three biggest tech firms to increase its reputation in creating “connected” cars as the company signed agreements with Tencent, Alibaba and Baidu at its annual summit in Shanghai on Sunday, Sept. 11.
China is likely to beat the United States as top acquirer of foreign companies this year, if Chinese enterprises continue with its buying spree and outbound merger and acquisitions (M&A) overseas, according to a Forbes article.
The unsettled relationship of China and North Korea hampered the finishing of the New Yalu River Bridge.
The first ever online festival is supported by Alibaba CEO Jack Ma.
Both China and Ukraine forged a deal to resurrect the An-225 Myria.
Sony’s chief executive Kaz Hirai is getting serious about the future of PlayStation games as it enter the mobile-gaming world, after it suggest an “aggressive” push in line with the inevitable success accepted by its console rival Nintendo’s AR-oriented “Pokemon Go” app.
Now on its 52-week high, Alibaba stocks could rise to new highs even if the SEC accounting probe fines the company for violations, according to an article published by seekingalpha.com.
