PC Advisor reports that Xie Wen, president of Yahoo China, has resigned after only six weeks on the job. Zeng Ming, senior vice-president of Alibaba, will replace Xie, who is resigning for “personal reasons.” Xie will stay on as a consultant for Yahoo for an undisclosed time period. This follows on Google China’s president apparently announcing he would be resigning earlier this month, though I can’t find a more detailed story about that.
Yahoo China’s President Xie Wen Resigns After Six Weeks
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