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Yahoo said Tuesday it has pulled out of China, citing an &ldquo;increasingly challenging business and legal environment.&rdquo; The company&rsquo;s withdrawal coincided with the implementation of China&rsquo;s Personal Information Protection Law, which limits what information companies can gather and sets standards for how it must be stored. Chinese laws also stipulate that companies operating in the country must hand over data if requested by authorities.&ldquo;In recognition of the increasingly challenging business and legal environment in China, Yahoo&rsquo;s suite of services will no longer be accessible from mainland China as of November 1,&rdquo; the company said in a statement. It said it &ldquo;remains committed to the rights of our users and a free and open internet.&rdquo;Yahoo's exit is largely symbolic as many of it's services are already blocked by the Chinese government. The pull out follows moves by big tech leaders ,&nbsp;Google 'gave up' on China and shut it's search engine in 2010 and&nbsp;Microsoft&rsquo;s professional networking platform LinkedIn said last month it would shutter its Chinese site.&nbsp;

Yahoo pulls out of China; cites 'challenging operating environment' after tech crackdown

China tech crackdown, another one bites the dust as Yahoo exits the country citing 'increasingly challenging business and legal environment.'

China crackdown on big tech continues, Yahoo exits the Mainland

<ul>
<li>Yahoo to exit China as tech crackdown intensifies in the Mainland</li>
<li>China implements Personal Information Protection Law, limits data gathering &amp; storage</li>
<li>China tech crackdown: Can ask for cos to handover data to govt when required</li>
<li>Yahoo cites&nbsp;increasingly challenging business and legal environment in China</li>
<li>Google shut down search engine in China in 2010, Microsoft shuttered&nbsp;LinkedIn&nbsp;in October&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Yahoo's withdrawal coincided with the implementation of China&rsquo;s Personal Information Protection Law, which limits what information companies can gather and sets standards for how it must be stored.

Yahoo said Tuesday it has pulled out of China, citing an &ldquo;increasingly challenging business and legal environment.&rdquo; The company&rsquo;s withdrawal coincided with the implementation of China&rsquo;s Personal Information Protection Law, which limits what information companies can gather and sets standards for how it must be stored. Chinese laws also stipulate that companies operating in the country must hand over data if requested by authorities. &ldquo;In recognition of the increasingly challenging business and legal environment in China, Yahoo&rsquo;s suite of services will no longer be accessible from mainland China as of November 1,&rdquo; the company said in a statement. It said it &ldquo;remains committed to the rights of our users and a free and open internet.&rdquo; Yahoo's exit is largely symbolic as many of it's services are already blocked by the Chinese government. The pull out follows moves by big tech leaders ,&nbsp;Google 'gave up' on China and shut it's search engine in 2010 and&nbsp;Microsoft&rsquo;s professional networking platform LinkedIn said last month it would shutter its Chinese site.&nbsp;

Yahoo has shut down its news websites in India due the new foreign direct investment (FDI) rules that limit foreign ownership of media companies that operate and publish digital content in India.
This includes Yahoo News, Yahoo Cricket, Finance, Entertainment and MAKERS India. This, however, will not affect users' Yahoo e-mail, and search experiences in India.
"As of August 26th, 2021 Yahoo India will no longer be publishing content. Your Yahoo Account, Mail and Search experiences will not be affected in any way and will operate as usual. We thank you for your support and readership," a notice on the Yahoo website said.
US tech major Verizon had acquired Yahoo in 2017.
In the FAQ section, Yahoo said effective August 26, 2021, the company has ceased publication of content in India and has shut down Yahoo's content operations in the country.
"We did not come to this decision lightly. However, Yahoo India has been impacted by changes to regulatory laws in India that now limit the foreign ownership of media companies that operate and publish digital content in India. Yahoo has had a long association with India and we're really proud of the premium, local content we have provided our users here for the last 20 years," it said.
It added that given that Yahoo Cricket has a 'news' component, "it was impacted under the new FDI regulations that limit foreign ownership of media companies that operate and publish digital content in India in the 'News and Current Affairs' space".
Thanking all its users in India for the "support and trust" over the past two decades, it noted that it remains "open to opportunities that connect us to users here".
As per the new FDI regulations that will come into effect in October, digital media companies in India can accept up to 26 per cent investment in the form of foreign investment, subject to approval from the central government.
"In case you are a Yahoo Mail user, this change does not affect you in any way. This development does not impact our products Yahoo Mail and Yahoo Search, where we will continue to serve users in India as before, without any change," it said.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Yahoo shuts down news operations in India  

Click here to find out why Yahoo is shutting down it's news sites in India. You will no longer have access to Yahoo News, Cricket, Finance of Entertainment.&nbsp;

Yahoo news sites including Yahoo Cricket, Yahoo Finance, News, Entertainment and others will be shutdown in the next few days.

Yahoo has shut down its news websites in India due the new foreign direct investment (FDI) rules that limit foreign ownership of media companies that operate and publish digital content in India.
This includes Yahoo News, Yahoo Cricket, Finance, Entertainment and MAKERS India. This, however, will not affect users' Yahoo e-mail, and search experiences in India.
"As of August 26th, 2021 Yahoo India will no longer be publishing content. Your Yahoo Account, Mail and Search experiences will not be affected in any way and will operate as usual. We thank you for your support and readership," a notice on the Yahoo website said.
US tech major Verizon had acquired Yahoo in 2017.
In the FAQ section, Yahoo said effective August 26, 2021, the company has ceased publication of content in India and has shut down Yahoo's content operations in the country.
"We did not come to this decision lightly. However, Yahoo India has been impacted by changes to regulatory laws in India that now limit the foreign ownership of media companies that operate and publish digital content in India. Yahoo has had a long association with India and we're really proud of the premium, local content we have provided our users here for the last 20 years," it said.
It added that given that Yahoo Cricket has a 'news' component, "it was impacted under the new FDI regulations that limit foreign ownership of media companies that operate and publish digital content in India in the 'News and Current Affairs' space".
Thanking all its users in India for the "support and trust" over the past two decades, it noted that it remains "open to opportunities that connect us to users here".
As per the new FDI regulations that will come into effect in October, digital media companies in India can accept up to 26 per cent investment in the form of foreign investment, subject to approval from the central government.
"In case you are a Yahoo Mail user, this change does not affect you in any way. This development does not impact our products Yahoo Mail and Yahoo Search, where we will continue to serve users in India as before, without any change," it said.&nbsp;&nbsp;

American telco Verizon has sold AOL and Yahoo in a deal reportedly worth $5 billion, which is around half of what the firm originally paid for both companies. 

Reports: Verizon sells AOL, Yahoo in a deal worth $5 billion

American telco Verizon has sold AOL and Yahoo in a deal reportedly worth $5 billion, which is around half of what the firm originally paid for both companies.

American telco Verizon has sold AOL and Yahoo in a deal reportedly worth $5 billion, which is around half of what the firm originally paid for both companies. While Verizon will maintain a 10% stake in company, the deal also includes its ad tech business, all of which has been sold to Apollo Global Management, a private equity firm that owns the Venetian resort in Las Vegas. Verizon reportedly paid $4.4 billion to acquire AOL in 2015, and bought Yahoo two years later for $4.5 billion.

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