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Vivo India Executives Detained, Company Vows Legal Action Amidst Continued Harassment
On December 23, multiple media outlets reported that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) of India had recently detained several executives of Vivo India, including the interim CEO and CFO, as part of an anti-money laundering investigation. 
On December 23, multiple media outlets reported that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) of India had recently detained several executives of Vivo India, including the interim CEO and CFO, as part of an anti-money laundering investigation. -
Vivo's Top Executive Arrested in India Amidst Money Laundering Allegations
In a move that has sent ripples through the tech industry, Guangwen Kuang, the head of administration at Vivo India, a leading Chinese smartphone manufacturer, has been arrested in India. The arrest is connected to an ongoing money laundering investigation, and it has heightened concerns about a potential intensified crackdown on Chinese businesses operating in India. In a move that has sent ripples through the tech industry, Guangwen Kuang, the head of administration at Vivo India, a leading Chinese smartphone manufacturer, has been arrested in India. The arrest is connected to an ongoing money laundering investigation, and it has heightened concerns about a potential intensified crackdown on Chinese businesses operating in India. -
Chinese Smartphone Company Releases More Powerful Foldable Smartphone To Compete With Samsung
Consumers who are looking for a foldable device that isn't from Samsung or Motorola now have another option-that is, if the device successfully makes it out of China. Consumers who are looking for a foldable device that isn't from Samsung or Motorola now have another option-that is, if the device successfully makes it out of China. -
Latin America Says Hola To More Oppo Smartphones
America Movil will distribute Oppo's products in several cities in Latin America and Mexico through its Claro and Telcel subsidiaries. 
America Movil will distribute Oppo's products in several cities in Latin America and Mexico through its Claro and Telcel subsidiaries. -
Chinese Phonemakers Team Up To Build New Mobile App Platform
Huawei, Vivo, Xiaomi, and Oppo have teamed up to establish their own mobile app platform to challenge the dominance of the US' Google Play Store. 
Huawei, Vivo, Xiaomi, and Oppo have teamed up to establish their own mobile app platform to challenge the dominance of the US' Google Play Store. -
Vivo To Invest $571 Million In Second Factory In India
Vivo is investing over $571 million to set up its second manufacturing facility in India as part of its effort to bolster its presence in the country. Vivo is investing over $571 million to set up its second manufacturing facility in India as part of its effort to bolster its presence in the country. -
Xiaomi, Oppo, And Vivo Collaborate To Create AirDrop Competitor
The peer-to-peer protocol will allow users to transfer files between different brands of Android smartphones — paired by Bluetooth — without using cellular data. 
The peer-to-peer protocol will allow users to transfer files between different brands of Android smartphones — paired by Bluetooth — without using cellular data. -
Eight New 5G Smartphone Models Receive Certification In China
Oppo, ZTE, One Plus, and Vivo received certifications for one 5G smartphone model each, while Huawei received certifications for four new 5G models. 
Oppo, ZTE, One Plus, and Vivo received certifications for one 5G smartphone model each, while Huawei received certifications for four new 5G models. -
Xiaomi Lands A Counter-Punch At Oppo’s Under-Display Camera Phone
Oppo and Xiaomi showcased today their next-generation devices with Under-Display camera. Sadly, both smartphone makers have not revealed when these devices will be available in the market. 
Oppo and Xiaomi showcased today their next-generation devices with Under-Display camera. Sadly, both smartphone makers have not revealed when these devices will be available in the market. -
China's iPhone Interest Drops Almost 50 Percent
Research shows very low interest for the iPhone on the Chinese consumer market. 
Research shows very low interest for the iPhone on the Chinese consumer market.
