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Lenovo, Microsoft extend partnership
April 18, 2006 Companies extend their working relationship to promote the Windows operating system around the world,China accused of rerouting search traffic to Baidu
October 22, 2007 Google confirms reports that users attempting to access popular American search engines have been redirected to China-based Baidu.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, Lenovo to set up joint China lab
April 18, 2007 Lab is Redmond's first innovation center built with another company; the two companies will share costs, fruits of the effort.At Microsoft, seeking the next billion computer users
October 10, 2007 Bill Gates gave Will Poole a not-so-simple job: figure out how to connect the rest of the world's inhabitants to computer technology.Video: Microsoft's MultiPoint for emerging marketsMicrosoft hires chief for China
August 12, 2003 A top executive has left Motorola to head the software giant's operations in China, according to a report.Microsoft Office gets China boost
March 31, 2004 The software giant signs a deal with the country's main educational software firm to promote Office in schools and avert pressure from the open-source OpenOffice.org.China's leader pays a visit to Redmond
April 19, 2006 Diplomacy reigns as Hu Jintao dines with Bill Gates and tours Microsoft, but controversy isn't far away.Chinese firms get hold of Microsoft tech
October 31, 2006 Software giant exports its licensing push to China, putting three mobile phone technologies in the hands of two start-ups.Microsoft's Beijing win raises concerns in China
November 30, 2004 Some officials are speaking out against recent deals by Microsoft and Dell to supply technology to governmental bodies.Cybersquatting escalates in Asia
October 8, 2007 Inexpensive domain names are fueling the growth of cybersquatting in the region, says domain-name registrar.Microsoft trades Windows discount for piracy info
March 4, 2005 Company offers users in China a 50 percent discount if they come clean on how they got their bootleg copy of the operating system.Lenovo announces operational shake-up
April 19, 2007 Job transfers, layoffs and reorganization are part of China-based PC manufacturer's attempts to keep growing in a competitive market.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.China signs licensing pact with U.S., U.K.
December 15, 2006 Memorandum of understanding with four American and British trade associations aimed at enforcement of copyright.Commentary: Oracle envisions grand future in China
January 14, 2004Microsoft launches Search Technology Center in China
October 28, 2005 The new addition to the software company's research arm in Asia will develop search products and services.Microsoft, Baidu form paid-search partnership
December 14, 2006 After Google sells its Baidu shares, company links up with Microsoft to have its listings appear on Microsoft's Chinese sites.
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