The Dutch parent of top Russian internet search engine Yandex, often called the "Google" of Russia, has sold the business to a special-purpose Russian mutual fund at a heavily discounted $5.2 billion ...

Yandex, N.V. has agreed to sell its Russian assets – including the Yandex search engine – as part of a deal worth 475 billion rubles (roughly $5.2 billion). Reports of a coming sale emerged in ...

Search engines face challenges as they look to protect assets during difficult economic times and the turmoil of war. Some smaller engines are either trying to sell off assets or partner with larger ...

Google isn't the only search engine making strides in machine learning. See how Yandex and Baidu have advanced search with YATI and ERNIE, as well. With that said, Google isn’t the only search engine ...

What just happened? A group of Russian investors has finalized the sale of Yandex's assets based in Russia, confirming that the company will now completely exit the Russian market. A new venture will ...

Yandex, Russia's version of Google, maintains a search engine, advertising tools, and other services. Its services include the AppMetrica API, which a lot of developers use as an easy way to get ...

“Fragments” of Yandex’s codebase leaked online last week. Much like Google, Yandex is a platform with many aspects such as email, maps, a taxi service, etc. The code leak featured chunks of all of it.

Microsoft Bing and Russian search engine Yandex on Monday announced a new protocol designed to speed up search updates of websites. Called IndexNow, the protocol uses an API to allow websites to ...

Russian tech giant Yandex on Wednesday said it had reached a settlement agreement in a competition law dispute over its search engine results with Russia's Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) and a ...

BACKGROUND Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, many citizens left Russia due to increasing government repression, the fear of mobilization, or to escape the economic downturn. As yet, reliable ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Shares of Yandex NV , known as "Russia's Google," rose 55 percent in their trading debut, evidence for some investors that Internet companies have strong prospects and a ...