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Lei Jun: Xiaomi Expects to Enter US Market By End of 2018

Xiaomi is currently preparing for its much-anticipated IPO, and the company will start selling smartphone products in the U.S. as early as this year.

Lei Jun Proposes “Belt and Road” Comprehensive Service Center and Platform

On March 4, Lei Jun participated in the first session of the 13th National People’s Congress (NPC) in 2018 as a member of the Beijing delegation. Lei Jun put forward two suggestions on how Chinese private enterprises could build up brands overseas under the “One Belt One Road” Initiative.

Chinese Smartphone Makers Enter US Market Despite Obstacles Met by Huawei

Although the US government has been restricting the market entry of China’s leading smartphone manufacturer Huawei in the name of “information security”, other Chinese smartphone manufacturers still try to enter the U.S. market.

Why are Chinese Mobile Phones So Popular in India? Nine of the 10 Best-Sellers are Chinese Brands

The latest market research data show that among the top 10 best-selling smartphone brands in India in Q4 2017, all except Samsung are Chinese manufacturers, whose total market share exceeds 50 percent.

Xiaomi to Launch ARCore with Google in China

Last night, Xiaomi announced on its Weibo account that it partnered with Google to manufacturer one of the first mobile phones with Google ARcore functionality. Xiaomi mobile phone users will be the first to experience ARcore.

Xiaomi to Release MIX 2S on March 27

Xiaomi‘s official Weibo account announced today that Xiaomi would release the MIX 2S on March 27. The smartphone will be equipped with the Snapdragon 845 processor.

Xiaomi and Microsoft Sign Strategic Cooperation Memo to Push Xiaomi into the International Market

On the morning of February 23, Xiaomi and Microsoft signed a Strategic Framework Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The two sides will further deepen their strategic partnership. Microsoft’s technology in cloud computing and artificial intelligence will be combined with Xiaomi‘s smart devices to help bring Xiaomi products into the international market.

2018 Goals: Jack Ma’s Goodwill, Lei Jun’s Determination, and Cheng Wei’s Ambition

Since the Spring Festival of 2018, enterprises have concluded their annual meetings, revealing numerous important information.

First Xiaomi Store in Philippines Attracts Thousands of Customers

On February 19, Xiaomi opened its first authorized store in the Philippines and attracted more than 2000 people to the store.

Half of 124 Million Smartphones Sold in India 2017 are Chinese Brands

The Indian market is where China’s smartphone manufacturers perform best with regards to internationalization. The Indian smartphone market grew by 14 percent last year, more than any other country. Chinese brands made up 53 percent of smartphone sales, according to the latest foreign media news.

Red Mi Note 5 with Dual Rear Camera Receives 3C Certification

Several Xiaomi smartphones have been recently leaked. Of them all, the MIX 2S has attracted the most attention with its flagship performance and novel design. Sources say that Xiaomi will unveil the MIX 2S at the 2018 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona later this month.

More Than Half the 124 Unicorns of 2017 are BAT Investments

After a chilling 2016, the capital markets became more rational in 2017. The overall trend remains unclear, but investors seem willing to back projects that show clear rewards. This has led to broad heavy investment, creating more unicorns than previous years.

MIX 2S is Exposed: Integrating Screen Fingerprint Technology

Xiaomi will likely release the MIX 2S smartphone after Chinese New Year. A Weibo user unveiled the appearance, design, and configuration information of MIX 2S. This phone seems to integrate screen fingerprint technology.

Lei Jun : Xiaomi Will Return to No. 1

Xiaomi held its 2018 annual meeting on February 7. Company founder Lei Jun said 2017 was “the year of the reverse and breakthrough”. In October 2017, Xiaomi’s revenue exceeded 100 billion yuan ($15.88 billion). It took Xiaomi seven years to reach this level, which could be compared to Alibaba, Tencent and Huawei.

Huami Goes Public in US: Initial Offer of $11 Raises $110M

Huami became listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the stock code HMI on February 8, IPOBoutique.com reported.

Xiaomi to Launch Redmi 5 and 5 Plus in India for V-Day

Xiaomi surpassed Samsung as the largest smartphone brand in India in January and announced a product release conference in New Delhi on February 14.

Why are Chinese Companies ‘Unwelcome’ in US?

During the first month of 2018, the major Chinese companies Alibaba and Huawei were denied access to the US market. Undeniably, the cautiousness of the Chinese and US governments on investment have made it increasingly difficult for Chinese companies to expand their business to the US market.

2018: The Year of Capital for Lei Jun

When talking about Lei Jun, people are as likely to mention his role in Xiaomi as his history as an investor. Lei Jun has already invested in numerous Internet companies. In 2018, Xiaomi is continuing its path to a public listing. 2018 is on track to be the “capital year” for Lei Jun.

Are Chinese Manufacturers Able to Earn Money in U.S. Handset Market?

The global smartphone market was saturated in 2017. China’s handset market plunged more than 10 percent and many Chinese mobile phone manufacturers, including Huawei and Xiaomi, are preparing to excavate the gold from the US market.

Redmi Note 5: High Screen-to-Body Ratio with Double Cameras

Xiaomi has confirmed it will participate in the MWC 2018 conference, when it will unveil long-awaited new handset . But as the time approaches, news about Xiaomi‘s new smartphones are more puzzling.

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