Significados de chinese competitors en inglés

Other teams have been wary of questioning the Chinese competitors' ages directly.

Especially when put up against its new Russian and Chinese competitors.

An Auckland-based company says it's winning back customers from Chinese competitors.

Apple's setback also highlights another challenge: increasingly capable Chinese competitors whose products cost less.

The U.S. government says technology is often subsequently transferred to, and used by, Chinese competitors.

The question: Are Chinese government authorities re-directingtraffic from US company sites to to their Chinese competitors?

They used to export pork to Russia but have lost that market, probably to Chinese competitors, Pruna says.

The idea will probably get U.S. support as a way to impose more carbon costs on Chinese competitors.

He also said Chinese competitors are increasing capacity and cutting costs so rapidly that profits across the industry are suffering.

Foreign fast-food brands are seen as more reliable than Chinese competitors, though local brands have made big improvements in quality.

If TPP is shelved, U.S. companies would be stuck with Japanese tariffs averaging twice as high as their Chinese competitors.

The government's promotion of electric vehicles as a key industry has lured dozens of new Chinese competitors to enter the market.

That technology is often subsequently used by Chinese competitors, undercutting Western companies, says the European Union, which fears Chinese dominance in strategic industries.

SolarWorld also is seeking additional anti-dumping duties of more than 100 percent to what it says are unfair pricing practices by its Chinese competitors.

Pricing pressure from Chinese competitors, particularly from the market leader DJI, makes the market for consumer drones, often used for racing or photography, less attractive.

And they claim even after penalties have been imposed, Chinese competitors often merely circumvent customs duties and other barriers by trans-shipping goods through third countries.