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Shenzhen Proview has registered and used the iPad trademark for more than a decade on the Chinese mainland.
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Since opening its first KFC branch on the Chinese mainland in 1987, Yum has nearly 5, 000 restaurants in more than 800 Chinese cities.
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And that has tremendous impact on the Chinese mainland, when they are also struggling to have more economic freedom and possibly political freedom.
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"The affluent male customer in the Chinese mainland is looking for a wardrobe that can reflect his ambitions, authority and achievements, " Fung says.
FORBES
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The company has already conquered the US, Japan, UK and Canada, and has even launched an ebook assault on the Chinese mainland.
ENGADGET
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The eight-month old company sells Japanese toys and action figures made in nearby Chinese mainland factories to consumers around the world via its colorful, content-packed Internet website.
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Due to the subtropical summer heat and the pollution that blows down from the factories on the Chinese mainland, Hong Kong is a punishing place to run.
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It now has only seven stores on the Chinese mainland.
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In 2010 the opening of a 4km bridge from the Chinese mainland to the island brought its picturesque villages within easier reach of the usual ruination by land-hungry developers.
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If the court finds that Apple has infringed on the trademark rights of Shenzhen Proview, its wildly popular iPad tablet computers will be banned from sale on the Chinese mainland.
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To reach Kat O, up near the border of the Chinese mainland, you need to take a taxi to the pier at Wong Shek, about an hour's journey from Hong Kong.
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The first of what will be 60 or 70 Chinese from mainland companies have just set up in the St John's Innovation Centre: some to network, some looking for suppliers, some for joint ventures, some no doubt for customers, and all learning.
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