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With Gateway, Acer Foils Lenovo
Taiwan's Acer strikes back at its mainland rival with an agreement to acquire Gateway, the third-largest PC brand in the U.S., for $710 million

A Torch Lights the Way for Lenovo
By going after a look that sought to meld the Olympics with Chinese culture, the computer maker is winning by design

Slide Show: Lenovo's Olympic Leap

China Mobile's Hot Signal
It's already the world's biggest cellular carrier. Now it's planning to get even bigger

China's Brands: Damaged Goods
Food and toy recalls have created an image problem for other mainland exporters

An Olympic PR Challenge
Activists upset by Beijng are turning up the heat on sponsors of the 2008 games

Slide Show: Beijing's Olympic Hurdle

China's Huawei Gives it Up for Vodafone
What's in a brand? For the mainland manufacturer, the advantages of producing handsets for a cellular giant are more important than fame

China's Telecom Gear Titans Invade the U.S.
Spurred by a downturn at home, ZTE and Huawei are challenging Cisco and Nortel for wireless and broadband equipment contracts in the U.S.

A Dragon in R&D
China's labs may soon rival its powerhouse factoriesÑand multinationals are flocking in for tech innovation

How to Beat 'Made-in-China' Fear

China's companies have been hurt by product recalls, but Lenovo and Tsingtao lead a list of brands that can go global, says consultant Interbrand

Don't Know Li-Ning? Ask Shaq

The Beijing sportswear company is giving Nike and Adidas a run for the money on the mainland, and its stock is up 300% over the past year

Helping Build Chinese Brands

J. Walter Thompson's Tom Doctoroff talks about helping companies like Nokia and Lenovo get their messages across to Chinese consumers
Slide Show: Chinese Emerging Global Brands

The Key to Successful Branding in China

Don't dilute cachet the way Buick did. Companies must solidly define their image, and relate with their consumer base, to succeed on the mainland

Wu Yi: China's Enforcer of Last Resort

Burned by the product safety crisis, Beijing turns to a battle-tested veteran