Google does not know if the Chinese authorities were behind a disruption in the company’s services on Thursday, chief executive Eric Schmidt said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.

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Aston Villa Fulham Liverpool Aston Villa midfielder Steve Sidwell will have to accept a 50 per cent pay cut to push through a £3 million move to Fulham . The transfer has been on ice while chief executive Alistair Mackintosh concentrates on finding the club’s next manager, after Roy Hodgson’s departure for Liverpool

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Google Inc Chief Executive Eric Schmidt rejected any notion that Apple Inc or Facebook presented a threat to the web search leader’s business.

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The chief executive of Google expects the Chinese government to renew the company’s license to offer Web-search services in the country, according a Wall Street Journal report.

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SAN FRANCISCO, July 9 — Google Inc chief executive Eric Schmidt said yesterday he is confident the company will secure a license to operate a website in China, amid speculation Beijing will reject its application. “We would expect we would get the necessary license,” said Schmidt, adding, “We now expect to get renewal.” Google unexpectedly warned …

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