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A powerhouse team of former Google executives that were instrumental in developing Android have banded together to form a new company focuse...

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What began as a major exodus spurred by immediate security concerns has evolved into a broader migration pattern, with waves of top Israeli...

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Back to the future? Google announced Tuesday a “short test” in Germany, Belgium, and Estonia where it provides pared-down travel search resu...

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Vikram Bhaskaran was leading creator partnerships at Pinterest when his father started showing early symptoms of ALS, a rare, terminal neuro...

A case was reportedly registered against local engineers and the app after a car rolled off a bridge which was...

A reader has had his YouTube account taken down for violating Google's terms. Columnist Ron Sokol explains what can be done about it.

A reader has had his YouTube account taken down for violating Google's terms. Columnist Ron Sokol explains what can be done about it.

Tim Long, a Barclays analyst in a note to clients Tuesday, warned Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) may suffer “incidental damage” from the Department of...