In the news: Range Rover gets copied, Microsoft is fined and the NDRC may lift drug price caps

This week the Range Rover Evoque was copied by Chinese LandWind, Microsoft got fined US$140 million for tax evasion, the NDRC considered lifting price caps on drugs and Tencent signed a deal with HBO

4 minute readDecember 01, 2014 at 08:29 AM
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Chinese LandWind copies Range Rover Evoque



British multinational carmaker Jaguar may file a lawsuit against LandWind, a joint venture of Changan Auto and Jiangling Motors

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