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Microsoft spending $1b to boost R&D in China (Nov 14)

Software giant Microsoft said it will spend $1 billion on R&D in China over the next three years, reiterating its long-term investment after the company's recent anti-piracy effort angered many users in the country.

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- China GPS rival Beidou starts offering navigation data (Dec 28/The Wall Street Journal)

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