All in good time.
For now, let us all be contented with reading a few media examples:
1. Scratching the surface:
Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Saturday that Canada is “only scratching the surface” when it comes to potential business and trade deals with China. Harper made the comments as he wraps up a four-day visit to the growing Asian superpower.
In a midday meeting in Shanghai with Canadian business leaders who work in China, Harper spoke of the seemingly limitless opportunities in China and pledged the government’s help.
“Canada has made a real significant impact here (but) at the same time we all sense we are only scratching the surface,” Harper said.
- Canada ‘scratching the surface’ with China: Harper, CTV.ca, December 5, 2009.
2. A Chinese firm trying to stop Apple Inc from using the iPad name in China has launched an attack on the consumer electronics giant’s home turf, filing a lawsuit in California that accuses it of employing deception when it bought the trademark.
A unit of Proview International Holdings Ltd, a major computer monitor maker that fell on hard times during the global financial crisis, is already suing Apple in multiple Chinese jurisdictions and requesting that sales of iPads be suspended across the country.
Last week, Proview Electronics Co Ltd and Proview Technology Co filed a lawsuit in Santa Clara County that brings their legal dispute to Silicon Valley.
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