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A Chinese web game developer is trying to grab market share by awarding players virtual currency issued by its competitor, a move taken by analysts as a publicity stunt. Shanghai-based game operator and developer The9 announced on its website that it would award players of its new game with QQ coins, the country’s most popular virtual currency, issued by rival game producer Tencent. The9’s newly …

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When it began it was just a computer game. Now it is seen as a cultural force that sparks love affairs, breaks marriages and creates “sweat shops” to satisfy a black market in virtual goods.

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Compared to Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley seems to be taking its time to rebuild its franchise and recoup the market share it lost during the dark days of the financial crisis. But Morgan Stanley is not taking any chances and appears to be preparing for some future disasters as well as an accounting rule change that could force the firm to bring billions of dollars of assets back on to its balance sheet next year.Morgan Stanley’s first profitable quarter for the year has come as rivals like Gold

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Pascal Cagni, Apple vice president and general manager for Europe, the Middle East, India and Africa, did in an interview with Katie Allen of the Guardian. Speaking after Apple’s earnings report for the fourth fiscal quarter , Cagni was optimistic on the Mac in Europe, guarded about the iPod, and enigmatic about “surprises” in the future. Questioned on Apple’s success in Europe during the recession, Cagni responded that the Mac is “typically above 20-25 [percent] market share in each of the c

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Americans are hearing and seeing TV stories regarding the national real estate market. Such a national market does not exist. There are many areas, cities and even whole states that have remained strong during the present real estate crisis. There are cities in hard hit states that have seen their home values remain relatively flat or even increase slightly. And, of course, there are some neighborhoods within cities that have outperformed others. When thinking of the real estate market remembe

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Chinese wireless giant China Mobile ( CHL ) is reportedly planning to spend more on 3G terminal subsidies in 2010. The company has tripled the amount of subsidies from the current year level and is expected to spend up to RMB30 billion (US$4.4 billion) next year. This move will enable the company to better compete with its Chinese peers in the domestic 3G space. China Mobile remains the leading player in the Chinese wireless market with 70% market share and more than 500 million subscribers.

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A Morgan Stanley analyst is hinting that Apple should drop its exclusive iPhone contract with AT&T, saying such a move could lead to a significant increase in the iPhone’s market share.The online publication Business Insider reported on Friday that an analyst at Morgan Stanley, Kathryn Huberty, wrote in a research note that the Apple iPhone could more than double its share of the mobile market if Apple moved from exclusive carrier contracts and opened up to selling the iPhone through more

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