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June 15 - June 21, 2000
On May 17, Sina.com, a Sunnyvale, California-based Internet media company for Chinese communities worldwide announced an international agreement in which it would provide Internet content for China’s three leading telecommunications companies. This deal illustrates the global business community’s increasing acknowledgement of the tremendous growth potential of the Chinese wireless Internet market. China is projected to overtake Japan later this year as the world’s second biggest mobile phone market, and by the end of 2001, China is expected to have 100 million plus mobile phone users. “The huge Chinese wireless market is largely untapped,” said Hurst Lin, U.S. General Manager for Sina.com. “We’re working hard to make the most of the opportunities the Internet revolution in China is going to provide.” That’s why Sina.com, as well as the many other companies doing business in China hailed the U.S. House of Representatives’ passage of a bill on May 24 that normalizes trade relations with China. Donna Karan Named in Sweatshop Suit Newcomer High School Stays Put A Love With Limits Lead Editorial
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