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The Chinese electronics giant faces roadblocks to entering the U.S. market, chief among which is becoming familiar to Americans.

Google, which left China in 2010, could have access to a huge user base if Chinese authorities allow it to launch the app store.

As India pushes ahead with a project to increase Internet access, Cisco is looking to grab a slice of the action as an early mover.

Samsung aims to distinguish itself from the competition with its curved-screen Galaxy Note Edge.

Home-grown smartphone sellers with global ambitions are playing an aggressive price game to thwart market leader Samsung.

Security is just one issue that American companies face as China comes to dominate computer hardware.

Questionable ties to Beijing and the decision to provide Iran with surveillance technology has fueled American doubts over Huawei.

Interbrand’s Global CEO Jez Frampton discusses how the Best Global Brands are calculated and which surprise companies made the list in 2014.

Interbrand unveiled its 15th annual Best Global Brands Report Thursday and for the first time in history, a Chinese company entered the list.

Apple's iPhone 6 is set to launch around the world next week, but missing from the list is the largest smartphone market in the world.

If you like phablets but don’t like contracts or the high prices of the premium stuff, the Mate2 could be exactly what you’ve been looking for.

Important things to know about the telecommunications services company turned up-and-coming mobile manufacturer.

When you realize that Huawei is behind the surprisingly good P7, you start to wonder how many of us will have Chinese phones soon.

Apple and Samsung continue to lose smartphone market share as Chinese competition intensifies.

Beijing's order that state-owned enterprises not use management consultancies sends a chilling message to companies looking to invest there.

China's accusation against Cisco is the latest iteration in an increasingly perilous squabble between the two great powers.

The "LG Uni8" Windows Phone 8.1 will be released in 2014.

Huawei has been pursued by U.S. lawmakers who believe it has been engaged in espionage.

The growth is mainly attributed to increasing demand for both smartphones and telecommunications networking equipment in China.

Despite having just 7 percent of the Chinese smartphone market, Apple ranks first on desirability.

Just when it's making headway in China, Apple takes on the government in a software patent case.

The company is the second-largest provider of telecommunications equipment in the world.

Apple's partnership with smaller local carriers has not helped the company much in the world's largest smartphone phone market.

U.S. companies are scrambling to appeal to consumers in China and India who are demanding low-cost smartphones.

NSA spying revelations trigger distrust in China over U.S. companies dominating Chinese computer networks.

Huawei, unwelcome in the West, has become the main supplier for Telenor and other Myanmar telecom operators.

In the wake of David Cameron's U.K. porn filter, reports have found that the filters will censor far more than porn.

Michael Hayden says the Chinese telecom major engages in espionage on behalf of the Chinese state and is a national security threat to the U.S.

U.S. engineer Shane Todd committed suicide in Singapore last year, a local coroner declared on Monday, dismissing claims of foul play.