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Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus returns to Germany after sister firm Oppo strikes global 5G patent cross-licensing pact with Nokia

Shenzhen-based OnePlus on Monday brought back six smartphone models to the world’s fourth-largest economy.

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China's smartphone market recovers in 2023 amid increased competition, Huawei's strong comeback in 5G handset segment

The mainland smartphone industry’s performance last year marked its first year-on-year growth since 2021.

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Price wars help spark $157 billion rout in China consumer stocks

​The seemingly relentless decline in prices of Chinese goods amid tepid consumer demand is denting expectations that corporate earnings can revive the flagging stock market.

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Automotive Glass Market Worth Will Reach US$ 30.6 Billion By 2027, According To Persistence Market Research

Automotive Glass Market Worth Will Reach US$ 30.6 Billion By 2027, According To Persistence Market Research
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Transcripts for MSNBC Way Too Early With Jonathan Lemire 20240604 10:42:00

also from the federal reserve because it will be important also for the central bank to understand what s happening when it comes to the labor market. and it s certainly been a sluggish start to 2024 for the markets. so we just tease there supermarkets in four european countries will no longer sell pepsi products. tell us what prompted that decision? in essence price wars, john. because the french retailer has said it will stop selling products from pepsico in four countries france, italy, spain, and belgium because they deem the price hikes from pepsico unacceptable. and this is really an example, john, how retailers are putting pressure on brands to bring down their prices as inflation eases. so let s see how this will pan out. we could actually see other french retailers as well as

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