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Lenovo Group Ltd<0992>, the world's fourth-largest PC manufacturer, plans to grow its business in another emerging market by transplanting its best practices from China to India, according to Lenovo India Managing Director Amar Babu, sources reported.Lenovo sees large potential demand in emerging...

Lenovo Group Ltd<0992>, the world's fourth-largest PC manufacturer, on Tuesday said it hopes to boost its sales through the launch of new gaming computer models, the China Daily reported. Lenovo's new gaming computers will be available in the market during the next few months, said Liu Jie, vice-president of Lenovo....

Lenovo Group Ltd<0992>, the world's fourth-largest PC manufacturer, recently announced that it has won an educational procurement contract in Turkmenistan.Lenovo will supply 8,180 desktop PCs and 818 multifunction peripherals to classrooms in primary and secondary schools in Turkmenistan. However, no...

Lenovo Group Ltd<0992><LNVGY>, the fourth-largest PC maker in the world, is ready for issuing A shares in China despite the unsatisfactory sales revenue in the first quarter of this year, according to Liu Chuanzhi, president of the Chinese PC giant....

Lenovo Mobile Communication Technology Ltd, a mobile phone subsidiary of Lenovo Group Ltd<0992>, this year plans to more than double its investments in 3G handset R&D to RMB 150 million, said Lv Dang, president and CEO of the subsidiary, sources reported....

Lenovo Group Ltd<0992><LNVGY>, the fourth-largest PC maker in the world, earlier this week announced the launch of its Global Education Research program in the U.S., in a bid to analyze and measure how students' educational experiences are influenced by technology....

Lenovo Group Ltd<0992>, the fourth-largest PC maker in the world, reported a net loss of US$226.4 million for the year ended Mar. 31, while the company realized net income of US$484.3 million a year earlier, the Standard reported.The PC maker attributed the loss mainly to the increased costs...

Lenovo<0992>, the world's fourth-largest computer manufacturer, estimats that its netbook sales in China will reach 900,000 units in 2009, accounting for 35% of the Chinese netbook market, according to Zhang Hua, Lenovo's sales manager for Greater China and Russia. Lenovo will expand its netbook shipment...

Taiwan-based Acer Inc, the world's third-largest PC brand, saw its PC shipment account for 13% of the global PC shipment in the first quarter of 2009, while Lenovo<992>, the world's fourth-largest computer manufacturer, accounted for a further 6.6%, according to statistics published yesterday by Gartner Inc, the...

Lenovo<992>, the world's fourth-largest computer manufacturer, was awarded a contract along with Microsoft to supply 267,000 IdeaPad S10e netbooks running Windows XP to students and teachers in New South Wales, Australia, sources reported.The New South Wales Department of Education and...