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Young worker sits in office

China’s youth unemployment is so bad that Gen Z job-seekers are paying $7 a day to pretend to work in an office

By Emma Burleigh

August 12, 2025

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

Mark Zuckerberg is spending billions on the metaverse. Wall Street wants him to fix Facebook and Instagram first

By Jacob Carpenter

April 28, 2022

Why China’s tech clampdown is good for the U.S.

Why China’s tech clampdown is good for the U.S.

By Jacob Carpenter

January 6, 2022

Bitcoin’s price declines amid Weibo’s crackdown on crypto

Bitcoin’s price declines amid Weibo’s crackdown on crypto

By Joanna Ossinger and Bloomberg

June 7, 2021

China’s Twitter, Weibo, Is Raising $700 Million For Acquisitions

China’s Twitter, Weibo, Is Raising $700 Million For Acquisitions

October 25, 2017

China’s big week

By Clay Chandler

October 14, 2017

Images of Weibo Corp. As Company Raises $285.6 Million In U.S. IPO

China’s Weibo Will Reward Censors With Free Apple iPhones

September 27, 2017

China Targets Tencent, Alibaba, and Baidu with New Regulation

By Andrew Nusca and Adam Lashinsky

August 14, 2017

CEO Daily: Saturday, August 12, 2017

By Clay Chandler

August 12, 2017

Images of Weibo Corp. As Company Raises $285.6 Million In U.S. IPO

China’s Weibo Vows to Crack Down on Unapproved Content and Promote ‘Mainstream’ Ideas

June 29, 2017

Microsoft Says It’s Deeply Sorry For Its Offensive Chat Bot

Microsoft Says It’s Deeply Sorry For Its Offensive Chat Bot

By Jonathan Vanian

March 26, 2016

World Economic Forum - 2016

Microsoft Unveils Sarcastic Millennial Chat Bot Powered By Artificial Intelligence

By Jonathan Vanian

March 23, 2016

FILE - In this Jan. 21, 2015, file photo, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella speaks at an event demonstrating the new features of Windows 10 at the company's headquarters in Redmond, Wash. When Chinese President Xi Jinping arrives in Washington state on his way to the other Washington (Washington, D.C.), he’ll be visiting the American state that does more business with his country than any other. Washington companies sold China more than $20 billion in products last year, from airplanes to wheat and apples. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson, File)

How a Microsoft Research Project Captured the Hearts of Millions

By Jonathan Vanian

March 10, 2016

China Internet Watchdog Bans Former Tycoon’s Microblog

China Internet Watchdog Bans Former Tycoon’s Microblog

February 28, 2016

Twitter Goes Public On The New York Stock Exchange

Buying Twitter: Some Likely—and Not So Likely—Candidates

By Mathew Ingram

January 22, 2016

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