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This year’s version comes with new bells and whistles.

The National Labor Relations Board will investigate whether Google violated the workers rights.

Google Nest partnered with the Reeve Foundation to gives 100,000 free Google Home Minis to people suffering with spinal cord injuries.

Google’s co-founders are relinquishing their executive positions.

Sundar Pichai responded suggesting Marc Benioff run for office in 2020.

A new report says the big tech companies’ cumulative tax gap is more than $100 billion.

Page and Brin will still serve on Alphabet’s board of directors and remain active shareholders in the company.

“This is an expression of Google’s management power,” Duke said. “They are scared of worker power.”

The U.S. threatened a 100% tariff on $2.4 billion of French imports.

Google said in June it planned to buy Looker, which helps customers “visualize data,” for $2.6 billion in cash to bolster its Google Cloud service.

The 3 percent tax would be placed on companies with more than $834 million in revenue globally.

Memo says workers were fired for violating security policies.

Organizers want two employees who were put on administrative leave reinstated.

The tech giant said it would begin restricting political ads on its platform.

It said Google and Facebook should be forced to abandon what it calls their surveillance-based business model because it is “predicated on human rights abuse.”

Google is making political ads harder to target at specific types of people.

The House Judiciary Committee is conducting one of several antitrust probes into U.S. tech firms amid mounting scrutiny about data privacy and their impact on various industries.

With Silicon Valley's tech hub creating a housing crisis in the Bay Area, one company is offering employees $10,000 to move elsewhere.

Curry’s recipes will be featured on Google’s tech devices.

The company's weekly town hall meetings will now be held monthly.