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Yahoo Pulls Out of China, Citing ‘Challenging Business and Legal Environment’
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Yahoo ends services in China citing challenging business, legal environment
Yahoo announced it is ending its services in China, more than 20 years after it entered the country and on the same day a data protection law takes effect in the world’s second largest economy.
