RNC chair rips Google for alleged email suppression: Must keep ‘Big Tech’s thumb off the scale’ of democracy
RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel says the political group is exploring legal action after Google allegedly suppressed get-out-the-vote emails ahead of the midterms.
Truth Social now available in Samsung Galaxy Store
Samsung has added former President Trump’s Truth Social to its Galaxy app store, despite still working on getting the platform into Google's store.
Arizona AG announces $85 million Google settlement over location privacy lawsuit
Arizona AG Mark Brnovich announced Tuesday that his office had secured an $85 million settlement with Google over its lawsuit over the company's policies on location data.
Google quietly backtracks on racial quota for PhD fellowship program: report
Google has revered its racial quota policy for its PhD fellowship program following pushback that accused the company of unfairly discriminating against Asians.
House passes antitrust bill targeting Big Tech
The House passed a bipartisan antitrust measure giving states greater power concerning tech company issues.
Google CEO says employees shouldn't 'equate fun with money’
Google employees are complaining that the company is limiting benefits and perks despite the company's booming success. CEO Sundar Pichai says fund doesn't equate with money.
Google co-founder Larry Page's flying car company Kittyhawk shutting down
Google co-founder Larry Page's Kittyhawk — an automobile company aimed at making flying cars a reality — has announced it will fold after more than a decade of losses.
Meta and Google are cutting staff. Just don’t mention layoffs.
Meta and Google are quietly laying off employees by reorganizing departments and giving employees a limited window to apply for other roles within the company.
Google erroneously sent a nearly $250,000 payment to engineer
Google accidentally sent a security engineer named Sam Curry a payment of nearly $250,000 a few weeks ago, the engineer said in a Sept. 13 tweet.
Google Android antitrust fine largely upheld by EU court
The European Court of Justice’s General Court largely upheld a decision to fine Google more than 4 billion euros for restricting competition through Android.
DuckDuckGo, Mozilla and others support bill to reign in Big Tech's power
Giant tech companies like Alphabet's Google and Meta's Facebook may be facing further regulation if a bill brought forward by Sen. Amy Klobuchar is passed.
Google to face $25.4 billion in damages by UK and Dutch courts over adtech practices
Google will be facing lawsuits with damages of more than $25.4 billion brought on by British and Dutch courts for its alleged unfair advertising practices.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai looking to improve tech giant's efficiency
Pichai warned that Google has been "slower" to make decisions as its headcount has swelled. The search engine technology, online advertising, and cloud computing and consumer electronics company has slowed hiring for the remainder of 2022.
Google to roll out smartwatch, Pixel 7 phones during Oct. 6 event
Google announced Tuesday its launch event for the latest edition of its Pixel smartphone and the first-ever Pixel Watch will take place Oct. 6 in New York.
ADT draws more than $1.5B of new investments from State Farm, Google
State Farm looks for a strategic partnership with ADT. They plan with ADT to transition State Farms' customers from being reactive to being proactive.
Google keeping Truth Social off app store, preventing Android users from getting it: report
Truth Social, the social media platform put out by Trump Media & Technology Group, remain unavailable on the Google Play app store, with each side blaming the other.
Google to crack down on search results for crisis pregnancy centers after Dem pressure
Google is refining its search results for pro-life pregnancy clinics amid pressure from Democrats who have accused the clinics of spreading misinformation about abortion.
Bipartisan group of lawmakers release bill to make it easier for news outlets to negotiate with tech giants
A group of lawmakers, including Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar and Republican Senator John Kennedy, introduced a revised version of the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act.
Hundreds of Google workers petition for company to expand abortion benefits
Over 650 workers at Google owner Alphabet Inc are demanding it offer abortion benefits to contractors, suspend donations to anti-abortion politicians and expand travel benefits.
WSJ stands by report of Elon Musk affair with Google co-founder's wife: 'confident in our sourcing'
A spokesperson for The Wall Street Journal said they are confident in their sourcing and stand by their reporting of Elon Musk's alleged affair with Nicole Shanahan.


















