Summary Box: Dell to open Chengdu plant, invest up to $100 billion in China over a decade
By APThursday, September 16, 2010
Summary Box: Dell to spend $100B in China
NEW DIGS: Dell Inc. says it plans to open a manufacturing, sales and service center in Chengdu in 2011 to support rapid growth in business in Western China. The Chengdu facilities could eventually employ more than 3,000 workers.
BIGGER BUSINESS: Dell already has about 6,000 workers in China. The country is Dell’s second-largest source of revenue, after the U.S., and demand for PCs is growing.
MORE MONEY: The PC maker says it expects to spend about $100 billion on China operations over the next decade. It spent $23 billion in China in 2009.
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