Microsoft loses top executive in China
C|Net | at | by Mike
Li Gong, one of Microsoft's top executives in China, is leaving the software maker, CNET News.com has learned. Gong on Wednesday told News.com that he would be leaving Microsoft in two weeks and that he planned to "go home." Outside of returning to Beijing, he declined to elaborate on what his plans are.
"Li Gong is currently exploring other career opportunities," Microsoft said in a statement to News.com. "Microsoft greatly appreciate Li's contribution to Windows Live China and supports his decision. We believe that the leadership, strong team and long term commitment to innovation will continue to drive Microsoft forward in China."