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Huawei overtook Apple's iPhone in the leading spot for smartphone market share in China.
Apple’s iPhone loses top spot in China to Huawei: Analysts::Huawei overtook Apple’s iPhone in the leading spot for smartphone market share in China.
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The middle class in China is larger than the middle class in the US. The number of poor is also larger. But it is no longer a nation of poor people.
What constitutes the middle class in China? How comparable is it to the US?
Yeah if we’re using the offical federal definitions, the US’s definition of poverty is laughably lower than it should be