Shenyang-based A-Power Energy Generation Systems Ltd., a provider of distributed power generation systems and a manufacturer of wind turbines, has received an Approval Certificate of Foreign Investment from China's National Development and Reform Commission and Ministry of Commerce to complete the acquisition of Evetech Company of Kyoto, Japan.

The Taiwanese manufacturer of thin film transistor liquid crystal display panels, AU Optronics, has entered into an agreement with Field Emission Technologies and FET Japan, Inc., to transfer technology from FET, a company specializing in field emission displays technology that is part owned by Sony Corporation.

Jiashan, China-based producer of solar power products, ReneSola, has announced that the company has decided not to proceed with its acquisition of Dynamic Green Energy Limited.

In the midst of a clampdown in China on domain name registrations, Chinese business-to-business online company Alibaba.com has completed its share purchase agreement of a local website domain name registrar.

New Energy Systems Group, a manufacturer and distributor of battery components in China, has entered into an agreement to acquire Shenzhen NewPower Technology Company, a China-based manufacturer of lithium ion batteries.

The Jinzhou, Liaoning-based automobile parts manufacturer, Wonder Auto Technology, has acquired Friend Birch Limited (Hong Kong) to increase its capacity for gas spring rods and shafts.

Inspur Group, parent of Inspur International Limited, has announced that it has acquired the Xi'an research and development center of the German-based memory chip maker Qimonda AG for CNY30 million.

Chinese offshore software developer VanceInfo Technologies Inc. has acquired the operating subsidiaries of Hong Kong customer relationship management firm TP Corporation Limited.

Circuit protection products company Littelfuse has announced restructuring plans which include consolidating the company’s Taiwan wafer fabrication facility into Wuxi in China.

In a move that seems to suggest eBay's subsidiary PayPal might be contemplating a Chinese acquisition, Chinese independent third-party online payment company 99bill.com has signed an agreement with PayPal to cooperate on improving its international payment efficiency and promoting international trade settlement.