Google has initiated a lawsuit against a Chinese-speaking cybercriminal group, accusing them of orchestrating a large-scale text message phishing scam targeting Americans.

Under withering questions from Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., a top Google executive said the company has "terminated" its censored Chinese search engine project known as Dragonfly. “We have terminated ...

Anna May Wong is considered to be Hollywood's first Chinese-American movie star Google is placing a spotlight on an actress considered to be the first Chinese-American movie star. Anna May Wong was ...

"We're watching very closely," a senior company official said. Just weeks away from the 2022 midterm elections, a senior Google official said Wednesday that the company hasn't seen the same style of ...

"We sent users our govt [sic] attack warning and we referred to fed [sic] law enforcement," Huntley wrote. He said Google detected Chinese hackers who were using malicious emails to try and breach the ...

Google has stopped users from downloading the Chinese ecommerce app Pinduoduo on its Play store citing the discovery of malware, while sibling app Temu remains available. The ban only applies to users ...

“Capitalists will sell us the rope with which we will hang them,” Lenin supposedly said. It’s a lesson Google, and America as a whole, may soon learn the hard way in dealing with Communist China. A ...

Google has agreed to censor its search engine in China. In return for blocking politically sensitive terms, Google gains access to the world's No. 2 Internet market. Following a background report, an ...

With Chinese Year New set to begin on February 1, 2022, Google Search has added a neat Easter egg to help celebrate the Year of the Tiger. On mobile, the experience differs slightly. If the Easter egg ...

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Google Inc's inroads into China relies on it linking up with local partners, navigating draconian regulations and understanding Chinese tastes to make it in one of the world's ...

Reporting from Beijing — Life without Google is normal in China. Some 1.4 billion Chinese people wake up each day to check WeChat instead of Gmail, navigate with Baidu instead of Google Maps, and ...

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