Huawei Technologies Co Ltd has scored a point in its patent dispute in China with its rival Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, which may weigh down on the South Korean company's business in the world's largest smartphone market, experts said.
Huang, who is also vice-chairman of the council at the Public Policy Research Center and research fellow at the Financial Research Center, both at the Counselors' Office of the State Council, said China's contribution to global growth in the last few years was above 30 percent and that will probably continue. This year, China's contribution will likely be more, said Huang.
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd said on Wednesday that it will ship nearly 200 million units of smartphones this year, close to its arch rival Apple's 200 to 210 million annual shipments.
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Huang underlined holding high the banner of new era thought in order to better perform publicity and ideological work.
Huang Zhigui, a 50-year-old miner-turned coal mine owner, was one of the villagers that returned after working in central China's Henan Province for 30 years. "I would drink a big bowl of wine to give myself encouragement before I went below," Huang recalled the days as a miner. He however deems it worthy work as he has donated most of his savings from the job to the renovation of a primary school back home.
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Huang, who is also vice-president of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, pointed out that a survey by ACFIC showed that some supporting policies for private enterprises still encounter difficulties in the implementation.
Huawei Technologies Co on Tuesday denied the accusation that the company has stolen smartphone camera patents, and criticized the US government of using a host of "unscrupulous" means to disrupt its normal business operations.
Hui has lived in Hubei's capital for nearly 14 years and is married to a local woman. They have two children.
Hundreds of domestically-made cars, which will be exported to Saudi Arabia, are parked at a port in Lianyungang, Jiangsu province, on March 14. [Photo by Wang Chun/For China Daily]