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Chinese Government Approves LJ International's Expansion In The Chinese Jewelry Market...(JADE) The establishment of a separate PRC corporation allows LJI to expand the Chinese jewelry market, now estimated at about $12 billion annually but expected to grow significantly faster than U.S., European or other large markets in coming years.

Industries International Aggressively Enters into Overseas Market...(IDUL) Has grown to become the number one seller in the Taiwan main board market. Taiwan produces 63% of the world??™s computer main boards.  

Industries International

Ticker: IDUL 

Just Released:  Industries International Aggressively Enters into Overseas Market

Since earlier this year, Lisun Power has been successfully executing an aggressive export strategy to supply the Taiwan computer main board industry with lithium batteries. Thus far, 100 million lithium batteries have been exported to Taiwan, which means 60% of Taiwan produced main boards and approximately 38% of the world's main boards are using Lisun's batteries.

Dr. Kit Tsui, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Industries International, the parent company of Lisun Power, said, "The swift success is due to our superior technology combined with a competitive cost. It is truly remarkable that in a very short period -- less than one year -- we have seized 60% of the demand from the Taiwan main board industry. It is worth noting that Taiwan is just our first trial market and we are ready for a far more aggressive international growth strategy."

The full press release is available at http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/040108/85325_1.html

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LJ International

Ticker: JADE

Press Release: Chinese Government Approves LJ International's Expansion In The Chinese Jewelry Market

JADE announced that the Chinese government has approved the corporation in People's Republic of China (PRC) to further its expansion in the fast-growing Chinese jewelry market. The new entity, Lorenzo China Corporation, is based in Shenzhen, China and will be engaged in selling, branding and franchising LJI's Lorenzo brand of jewelry throughout the PRC.

The establishment of a separate PRC corporation allows LJI to expand the Chinese jewelry market, now estimated at about $12 billion annually but expected to grow significantly faster than U.S., European or other large markets in coming years.

To view the full Press Release please visit http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040108/hkth001_1.html

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