In the news: Tesla's prices please Chinese, Apple sues SIPO over Siri and anti-monopoly gets dangerous

This week Tesla announced its pricing strategy for the Chinese market, Apple sued SIPO and Zhizhen over a voice recognition patent and anti-monopoly authorities upped their raids and investigations

5 minute readFebruary 27, 2014 at 07:57 AM

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Tesla optimistic about China sales

Tesla announced its Model S would sell for Rmb743,000 (US$121,400), which made Chinese customers jump for joy as expectations were about Rmb2 million (US$326,600). Foreign

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