Alphabet Inc.’s Google unit is trying to get back into China, raising questions about the company’s stance on censorship in the country. Google co-founder Sergey Brin suggested Wednesday that the company’s recent re-organization into a holding company may free some units to move ahead of others.
Google's parent, Alphabet, may be doing business in China again due to a reorganisation of the technology company that will allow each unit autonomy, says its co-founder, Sergei Brin. The move is part of an effort by Alphabet and other tech firms to expand into China, where they have been blocked from operating since 2009 because of concerns about government regulation.