Angry Birds mooncakes are just one of the signs of the smart phone game's popularity in China. (Peony Jade)

Fruit Ninja, Angry Birds Vie For Growing User Base In China

With an enormous and expanding number of smartphone users in China, apps such as Fruit Ninja and Angry Birds are customizing to appeal specifically to them.
An Apple billboard in China.

Apple’s Not Off The Hook Yet In China (And Isn’t Going To Be)

Although Apple appears eager to put last month's controversy over warranty issues and discrimination far behind it, the Chinese government may have other plans if the prior experiences of foreign companies such as Google are any indication.
Beijing's vendetta against Apple is likely more complicated than it may appear

Apple Finds Itself In Beijing’s Crosshairs

For much of March, the Chinese government has been on the offensive against the tech giant, accusing Apple of discriminatory after-sales and warranty policies in China.
Clarins is aggressively localizing to leverage China's mobile revolution

From Follower To Member: The New Chinese Revolution In CRM And Mobile Marketing

In Western countries, online traffic is moving from Web and PC’s to mobile while, in Asia, consumer and tech entrepreneurs have leapfrogged directly into mobile, creating popular apps like WeChat, Line, and Kakao Talk.
Rendering of 360Fashion's "Zone" at CHIC 2013

Augmented Reality, Intelligent Mapping: Fashion And Tech Collide In China

As China's mobile-obsessed consumers develop an interest in fashion, brands are finding that digital marketing via Weibo or WeChat might not be enough to drive shoppers to stores or boost online sales.