The chief executive of China's Weibo on Friday confirmed that China may start denying anonymity to online commentators on politics and finance by requiring them to display their names on their ...

Chinese social media platform Weibo Corp has been slapped with a 3 million yuan ($470,000) fine by China's internet regulator for repeatedly publishing illegal information.

Data for 538 million Weibo users, including 172 million phone numbers, has been put up for sale on the dark web. X. Trending. Amazon Prime Day is July 8 - 11: Here's what you ...

CNN has reached out to both Ng and Weibo for comment. Chinese honour guard attend the welcoming ceremony for French President Emmanuel Macron and China's President Xi Jinping in Beijing on April 6 ...

Weibo, China’s Twitter-like social platform, announced Thursday that it had deleted 54 accounts and muted another 472 users for up to 30 days each for “hate speech, gender opposition, and incitement ...

Weibo's shares fell sharply on the Nasdaq market on Friday, losing nearly 7 percent of their value and closing at $114.18. After Monday's reversal, shares had risen more than 2 percent by 2:30 p.m ...

Weibo has also racked up more than $250 million in losses over the last three years, though it finally turned a small profit in the fourth quarter of 2013. Still, it’s possible that with ...

Chinese social media platform Weibo has banned more than 1,000 accounts – some with millions of followers – as punishment for online “personal attacks” against Chinese health experts and ...

Weibo, China’s heavily censored version of Twitter, announced Sunday it has suspended 21 fan accounts dedicated to various K-pop artists due to “irrational star-chasing behavior.” ...

Weibo Corporation (the "Weibo" or "Company") (Nasdaq: WB and HKEX: 9898), a leading social media platform in China, today announced that it filed its annual report on Form 20-F for the fiscal year ...

Weibo accounts of Blackpink’s other members – Jisoo, Jennie, and Rose – remain online. K-Pop supergroup Blackpink rose to international fame after debuting in 2016.

Chinese social media platform Weibo Corp has been slapped with a 3 million yuan ($470,000) fine by China’s internet regulator for repeatedly publishing illegal information.