The news organization Quartz, which has been covering the Hong Kong protests in depth, recently found its app unavailable from Apple's app store in China. Quartz received a notice from Apple on ...

Apple has reportedly removed the Quartz news app from the Chinese App Store by request of the China government. According to Quartz‘ investigations editor, this is due to their, “excellent coverage of ...

Quartz, the digital publisher acquired by Uzabase in July, has relaunched NewsPicks as a standalone app. It has picked 50 "Quartz Pros," including Beth Comstock and Roger McNamee, to weigh in on the ...

In brief: Apple has long had a reputation for kowtowing to the Chinese government, and that isn't going to improve after it removed a Hong Kong protest app and the Quartz news app from its App Store.

Following its acquisition by Japanese business publisher Uzabase last summer, the company has been expanding its editorial offerings and product lines, including a cryptocurrency-themed newsletter ...

Quartz said the tech company explained its app was being removed “because it includes content that is illegal in China.” It didn’t provide the publisher with any additional details. The website, like ...

Earlier today, Apple was criticized by Chinese state media for allowing a a Hong Kong protest app into the App. Now, Apple has reportedly removed the Quartz application from the App Store at the ...

Apple has removed Quartz from the Chinese App Store at the behest of the Chinese government, shortly after reinstating the previously removed protest app HKMap Live. This marks the second time this ...

Quartz says its website has also been banned in mainland China Quartz says its website has also been banned in mainland China is a Senior Producer on Decoder. Previously, he reported on the technology ...