- Google Chrome's market share exceeds Safari's
According to data from the research company Net Applications by the end of December Google Chrome browser s market share exceeded that of Apple s Safari browser for the first time ranking third Net Applications data shows that Chrome s current market share is 4 63 percent and Safari s is 4 46 percent The market share of Microsoft s IE is 62 69 percent still in a dominating position However in the past 6 months IE s market share dropped by 1 percent almost every month Net Applic 調査会社Net Applicationsのデータを12月にGoogle Chromeブラウザでの最後によると、市場シェアは、アップルは、Chromeが、現在の市場シェアのは初めてランキングは3位Net Applicationsのデータを示すためのSafariブラウザの掲載は、4の63％と、Safariが超。掲載4 46％がMicrosoftの市場シェアは、IEが過去6カ月で支配的立場にIEの1パーセントでほぼ毎月、ネットをオンアプリケーションシートドロップの市場シェアは62 69パーセントはまだです
- In Brief
General Motors' mainland vehicle sales jumped 66.9 per cent last year from a year earlier to 1.83 million, expanding its market share to an estimated 13.4 per cent from 12.1 per cent at the end of 2008. Shanghai GM, its flagship car venture with SAIC Motor Corp, sold 727,620 cars in 2009, up 63.3 per cent. SAIC-GM-Wuling, GM's commercial vehicle tie-up with SAIC and Liuzhou Wuling Automobile, sold 1.06 million vehicles last year, up 63.9 per cent, while FAW-GM Light Duty Commercial Vehicle, a tie-up with FAW Group set up in August, sold 34,510 light trucks and vans. 米ゼネラルモーターズ社の中国本土の自動車販売は昨年、前年から183万人には、推定13.4％増の12.1パーセントから2008年の終わりには市場シェアを拡大し66.9パーセント上昇した
- GM reaps strong sales on Chinese market in 2009
Whole year auto sales for the U.S. auto giant General Motors (GM) in the Chinese market topped 1.82 million units, up 66.9 percent from a year earlier, the company said Monday in an annual business report.
Bullish sales of Buick, Chevrolet and Wuling vehicles boosted the market share, which expanded to an estimated 13.4 percent in 2009, up 1.3 percentage points from that in the previous year, according to the report.
Sales for GM's original brand Buick in China in 2009 surged 59. ... 中国市場での米自動車大手ゼネラルモーターズ（GM）の全体年間自動車販売台数は前年から182万台、66.9％を突破、同社は13日、毎年恒例の事業報告書で述べている
- Asian focus helps General Motors stay afloat
General Motors Co (GM) reported a 67 percent jump in 2009 China sales, emphasizing the growing importance of Asian markets following its predecessor's collapse into bankruptcy on tumbling US and European demand.
GM, the largest overseas automaker in China, sold 1.83 million vehicles in the country last year, it said in an e-mailed statement yesterday. Its market share rose 1.3 percentage points to 13.4 percent, the company said.
The Detroit automaker has boosted investments in China on g ... 一般的な自動車㈱（GM）が、転落、米国と欧州での需要に破産には、前任者の崩壊後、アジア市場の成長の重要性を強調した2009年中国売上高は67％増と報告した
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