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Only 5% of China’s online education businesses for pre-college students are profitable, according to one estimate.

Baidu down; Qihoo up; Google dead. That’s the summary of what happened to search engines in China in 2013. It was a year of big and dramatic changes. Baidu’s (NASDAQ:BIDU)

On Friday afternoon, Qihoo 360 announced a partnership with Netease that will see the former providing technology for the latter’s Youdao search engine. If you haven’t heard of Youdao, you’re

Now that it’s July we have market share data for China’s hard-fought search engine sector. The industry was reinvigorated last August by the entrance of Qihoo (NYSE:QIHU) (previously a web

We know that Evernote has four million users in China right now, but the nation is also home to a few note sync clones that have had more time to

When we last looked at search engine market share in China, the bruiser of a newcomer, Qihoo’s (NYSE:QIHU) So.com search service, was slowly making inroads on its major rival. But

Google had to get used to being in fourth place in China in 2012. 2012 was a year of disruption, frustration, and lost users for search engines operating in China

Chinese web portal Netease (NASDAQ:NTES) is making good progress with its Evernote-like cloud notes service, Youdao YunBiJi, which has just surpassed eight million users. According to the Youdao staffer in

Chinese traffic stats company CNZZ has calculated the impact of Qihoo’s (NYSE:QIHU) controversial new search engine in the China market, and reckons that it has grabbed the second spot with

Last December we reported that the Chinese web portal Netease is preparing a product search engine – a hot new area of competition on the web in China. And now,