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Microsoft loses top executive in China
January 12, 2007 Li Gong is leaving the software giant to return home, CNET News.com has learned.Google hires another China exec
October 25, 2005 The search giant names a former UT Starcom executive to head its sales operations.Microsoft says PC 'recycle bin' yielded Google clue
August 11, 2005 Key document in case against Kai-Fu Lee and Google comes from Lee's computer, according to Microsoft.Day two: Microsoft-Google courtroom showdown
September 7, 2005 Kai-Fu Lee says he gave an honest if not entirely complete answer when he told Microsoft he planned to return after a sabbatical.Microsoft settles with Google over executive hire
December 23, 2005 Settlement ends the battle over Google's hiring of Kai-Fu Lee to head its China research lab.Judge to rule Tuesday in Kai-Fu Lee case
September 7, 2005 A Washington state judge says he will rule Tuesday on whether the former Microsoft worker can begin setting up Google's China operation.Kai-Fu Lee's California case put on hold
October 28, 2005 A federal judge says that a California action over the controversial Google hire should be stayed until after a trial in Washington is held in January.Google: Microsoft suit a 'charade'
July 28, 2005 Search king claims lawsuit over former exec jumping ship is about scaring other Redmond employees into staying put.Judge grants Microsoft request in Google case
July 29, 2005 Temporarily bars former Microsoft executive from performing any duties at Google similar to those he performed at Microsoft.Microsoft seeks settlement in Google lawsuit
September 13, 2005 After a judge limits Kai-Fu Lee's duties, Microsoft offers to end the case involving its former executive.Google asks court to void Lee's Microsoft pact
August 29, 2005 Search giant asks federal judge to make summary judgment and rule that Microsoft's employment contract violates California law.Who in the world is Kai-Fu Lee?
August 2, 2005 Two sides of a court battle paint very different portraits of ex-Microsoft exec hired to head Google's operations in China.Lawyers spar at Microsoft-Google hearing
September 7, 2005 Both sides drift into a variety of areas that seemed tied no more than tangentially to the contractual dispute.Google: Microsoft suit could crimp China efforts
September 1, 2005 The search giant argues that a ban on Kai-Fu Lee assuming his duties this fall would hurt its efforts to recruit Chinese students.Ex-Microsoft employee a million-dollar man
July 27, 2005 Last year Microsoft paid Kai-Fu Lee, recently hired by Google to run its operations in China, more than $1 million, according to a court filing.Google exec rebuffs Microsoft's claims
August 20, 2005 Kai-Fu Lee, whose hiring sparked a legal battle between Google and Microsoft, tells a court the software giant got his job history wrong.This week in Google
July 29, 2005 Judge temporarily bars former Microsoft executive hired by Google from performing duties similar to those he did for his ex-employer.Courtroom showdown for Microsoft and Google
September 6, 2005 Microsoft lawyers claim Kai-Fu Lee can't be trusted with corporate secrets, while Google says Redmond is off-base.Microsoft sues over Google hire
July 19, 2005 Lawsuit is response to defection of Kai-Fu Lee, who has been focusing on new search technologies for Redmond.Microsoft, Google duke it out for China
July 21, 2005 China is proving to be the next great Net marketplace, and the two tech giants are prepared to fight for it, starting in American courts.
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