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Google is capping off a week of cross-country multi-million dollar investment announcements in Texas.

“You don't want to create a space where you crush the competition,” said Julie Samuels.

Driving the partnerships is the need to invest significantly in new technology as a slowdown in auto sales squeeze margins.

Google fired several of its largest lobbying firm shuffled lobbyists and other political consultants amid a possible antitrust probe by the U.S. Justice Department, a report said.

A former Google software engineer believes he was penalized over his political ideology.

The deals are also intended to help the firms better compete against Microsoft.

Google announced plans to invest $17 million to expand two Michigan offices that would add a “significant” amount of sales and technical support jobs, a report said.

Trump has traded barbs with top tech leaders for months over alleged political bias on their platforms.

The ban could also predominately affect rural companies and recipients of federal grants.

This marks the first major transaction of new CEO Thomas Kurian, a former Oracle executive.

As more consumers rely on digital downloads rather than physical copies of video games, traditional retailers have struggled to maintain sales.

Facebook, Apple, Google and Amazon are all in the crosshairs.

It shouldn't come as a shock many business students are aiming to call Silicon Valley their home after graduation.

The Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice are reportedly splitting new scrutiny of the tech giants.

If the DOJ proceeds with the investigation, it will mark the first major antitrust case against a big tech company since President Trump took office.

Android users can’t purchase marijuana with a press of a button through a smartphone app anymore.

Mike Wacker, a conservative software engineer, says Google has become a hostile workplace for employees with conservative views.

Huawei’s own operating system that’s expected to replace the Android system amid the Google ban is set to launch in June, a report said.

Hungry people can now order food through Google without downloading an app.

Google is changing its policy for abortion-related ads after it received backlash for allegedly giving free advertising to a pro-life group putting out misleading information.