China Bosses Davos as Nobody Discusses What Happened to Google (Bloomberg)

Jan. 30 (Bloomberg) — Google Inc. ’s opposition to censorship in China was the one topic left off the table in Davos — at China’s request. “China didn’t want to discuss Google,” Josef Ackermann , chief executive officer of Deutsche Bank AG and a co-chairman of this year’s World Economic Forum, said in an interview.
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