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Google was reportedly warned not to disclose the warrants.

Sonos said they informed Google of the patent infringement four times since 2016 before filing the lawsuits on Tuesday.

The changes will require content creators to specify whether the videos they upload are "made for kids."

The Trump administration has said the tax unfairly targets American companies and threatened to retaliate with $2.4 billion in tariffs on French products.

Ross LaJeunesse, the former head of international relations at Google, published an essay on Medium accusing Google of disregarding human rights in favor of profits.

The study showed the AI system could identify cancers with a similar degree of accuracy to expert radiologists.

2019 has seen the most CEO departures since 2002.

Andrew Bary breaks down Barron's list of the best stocks in 2020.

Ryan Kaji, known for his channel “Ryan’s World,” garnered $26 million for the year, earning him the title of the highest-paid YouTube star beating out well-known influencers 

The trends were divided into eight categories from tech and kitchen products to home goods and personal care.

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai will earn a $2 million base salary beginning in 2020, and could earn an additional $330 million in stock compensation if certain performance metrics are reached.

France’s competition authority has fined Google 150 million euros ($166 million) for “abusing its dominant position” in the online ad market.

Google made more than 90 percent of the £6.4 billion spent on digital search advertising in the U.K. in 2018.

Google says she committed "an unacceptable breach."

The ninth annual Streamy Awards will be livestreamed exclusively on YouTube on Friday.

Fitness tracking devices like Fitbit have expanded their capabilities far beyond just counting steps.

Unicorn CEO Nick Evans told FOX Business that Unicorn is in talks with another scooter company that could provide a solution for Unicorn's customers.

The agency will investigate potential issues related to Google's expanded access to more Americans' private data.

The new app Woven is hoping to help people double their workplace productivity.

The company is alleged to have engaged in “unlawful conduct” to discourage employees from union-related activities.