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Working to Preserve the Stability of Cyberspace
By Paul Nicholas
What can we do to encourage responsible nation-state behavior and restraint in cyberspace?
China's President Woos (and Reassures) US Business Leaders
By Shannon Tiezzi
At a meeting with U.S. and Chinese CEOs, Xi addressed fears that U.S. companies are no longer welcome in China.
China Aims for October Release of First Domestic OS
By Shannon Tiezzi
While handicapping foreign IT firms, China is also trying to speed up development of local tech like a desktop OS.
Casualties of Cyber Warfare
By Cameron Stevens
American and Chinese companies are getting caught in the crossfire of the brewing cyber war.
Multinationals in China Feel the Heat
By Sara Hsu
Chinese government crackdowns may accelerate a trend that is seeing foreign firms move production elsewhere.
China Has a History of Not Trusting Microsoft on Cybersecurity
By Adam Segal
'China has never been comfortable with being dependent on Microsoft products.'
In Cyber Dispute With US, China Targets IBM, Cisco
By Shannon Tiezzi
China is targeting U.S. firms to show its displeasure with the indictment of PLA officers for hacking.
China’s Response to the US Cyber Espionage Charges
By Shannon Tiezzi
China is furious over charges brought against 5 PLA officers - and things could get worse before they get better.
Nokia Normandy: The World’s Fist Android-Powered Nokia Handset?
By Vlad Andrici
Rumors continue to swirl, despite Microsoft’s pending takeover of Nokia.
Steve Ballmer to Retire After $900M Microsoft Surface RT Write-Down
CEO Ballmer will leave Microsoft within 12 months.
Microsoft’s Xbox 180: No Online Check-Ins for Xbox One, Used Games OK
Unhappy gamers may have won one of the biggest battles in gaming history.
Xbox One (ex 720) Unveiled, Release Date Still a Mystery
The much awaited console is unveiled, but key questions remain unanswered.
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