Microsoft will shut down its MSN site in China on June 7. The move represents a shift away from offering content in China to delivering services and products to Windows 10 devices.
According to The Wall Street Journal
The software giant, which is under investigation by Chinese antitrust authorities, said it plans to continue to invest in other business in the country as well as maintaining its research and development operations there. "Microsoft is deeply committed to China, offering a range of products including Windows 10, cloud services, and hosting the largest research and development center outside of the U.S.," said a Microsoft spokeswoman.
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