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Qihoo’s new search engine emerged nearly one year ago. China’s Qihoo (NYSE:QIHU), a software maker and web portal turned search engine, has reported its Q1 2013 financials this morning. The

China’s Qihoo 360 has a lot of enemies. I’m not just talking about Baidu, either; lots of net users dislike the company for its dirty tactics and China’s State Administration

One of China’s top web companies, Qihoo (NYSE:QIHU), has been hit with a significant double blow. First, it was given an official warning about unfair competition with its desktop products;

China’s 12306 ticket purchase site (run by China’s Railway Ministry), is the only official way to buy train tickets online in China. But with Spring Festival coming and traffic to

Fang Zhouzi, via mybetter.cn The folks at Qihoo 360 sure know how to sling some mud. And “science cop” anti-fraud and anti-counterfeit crusader Fang Zhouzi is no stranger to a

The newest web browser stats from CNZZ show a surprising development: Apple’s Safari web browser – which is preinstalled on all its Macs and is also available for Windows –

China’s search engine war continues. As Baidu opts to stay silent in this battle, the new entrant to the search market, Qihoo’s (NYSE:QIHU) 360 Search, has been making improvements. Here’s

Qihoo 360 (NYSE:QIHU) is following up on its pretty popular 360 Browser HD for iPad by launching a brand-new version for the small-screen: the 360 Browser for iPhone. It features

Yesterday we noticed that all Qihoo 360 (NYSE:QIHU) apps for iPhone and iPad had been removed from Apple’s iTunes App Store, which caused a great deal of speculation online about

[UPDATE Feb. 7th – Qihoo has told us that its iOS apps are now in the process of being re-approved and re-added by Apple, and that it was all an