“If Google leaves China, I think the impact of that is China gets a black eye. People will remember what happened to Google.”
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Haim Mendelson, the Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers Professor of Electronic Business and Commerce,and Management at Stanford Graduate School of Business, told the San Francisco Chronicle the rift between Google and China will have an impact on the Asian nation. Google accuses the Chinese government of targeting the company with a cyberattack in mid-December 2009.
Also on Stanford Knowledgebase:
- China’s Youku: Video On-Demand for the Masses
- Stanford Smarts in China’s Art Marts
- China’s Alibaba Wants to Acquire Yahoo Says Jack Ma
Tags: China, cyber, global business, international
