In the News
China's smartphone market in decline
Graham Watson
29th January 2018
A rather remarkable bit of data from China - smartphone sales are down in the world's largest smartphone market. Has the market reached saturation point? And if so, does this mean that consumers are simply going to trade-up rather than buy new phones?
The other unusual feature of the market is that it isn't dominated by Apple and Samsung. Instead, indigenous brands such as Huawei, Oppo and Vivo are the major players in the Chinese handset market.
China's eight-year-long smartphone growth comes to an end https://t.co/xHT4oJLprh
— BBC News Technology (@BBCTech) January 26, 2018
You might also like
Is the Great Catch Up slowing down?
9th October 2014
China accepts creative destruction
22nd May 2014
Chinese FDI in Africa
15th May 2014
China’s Development - Past Present and Future
25th January 2014
China at the Cutting Edge
19th September 2013
Today Singapore and Japan, Tomorrow China
10th February 2013
Patents
Study Notes
Sovereign Wealth Funds
Study Notes