NASDAQ:GOOG – Google Stock News Executive at Google China leaves for Baidu Today, a Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) executive in China has left the company to take a position at the “China domestic” rival search engine Baidu Inc. (Public,NASDAQ:BIDU), according to the Financial Times website on Friday.
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Tax Day Freebies 2010 – Your Complete Guide April 15th doesn’t need to be such a stressed filled day! Yes, we all know that you need to have your taxes in the mail today, but there are a lot reasons to be excited about getting out and around town today as well. How about all […]
3G Mobile Phones Are Subsidized in China When it comes to the mobile phone revolution, I’ve shared my thoughts on how I believe that Google is the company who is leading the way – at least as far as companies are concerned.
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Google Leaving China in April?
Is Google leaving China as soon as next month? There is a rumor spreading on the web that Google will be exiting the China market as soon as April. The meltdown started with Google’s servers were hacked from people in China, and that incident only fueled more anger over the fact that China would censor […]
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Google 99.9% Sure To Exit China Market
Google Hits Impasse in China The efforts to find common ground in China over Google censoring their search results seems to be coming to an abrupt end. China is simply unwilling to allow Google to display search results that are not censored. This decision by China is about to cost the country the use of Google […]
Until now, if you purchased an iPhone in China you did so without having access to Wifi. That means, no Internet! China actually refused, up until now, to have any Wifi enabled devices in the country unless they were running on the official government Wifi network called WAPI (Wired Authentication and Privacy Infrastructure).
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Intel Hacked
Around the same time that Google was facing a serious compromise from hackers in China, Intel was falling victim to hackers as well. Although major corporations like Intel and Google face continual data security threats, Intel found it ironic that the attacks were occurring at the same time.