Presented by International Justice Mission{beacon} Google has avoided the worst-case scenario of being forced to sell off its Chrome b...

The lawsuit marks the second time that an advertising exchange has sued Google since a federal judge ruled in April that the search giant ha...

Apple is no longer the uncontested behemoth of the 2010s, when its smartphones seemed like perpetual cash cows, especially when paired with...

Good morning. It’s Jeremy here, filling in for Andrew who, along with many of my Fortune colleagues, is kicking off Fortune Brainstorm Tech...

This is the EU's largest antitrust penalty ever — and Trump has already threatened to "nullify" it.

Critics warn that this shift risks creating “echo chambers” filled with sensationalism and clickbait, at the expense of thorough, investigat...

Reuters  —  President Donald Trump on Friday threatened the European Union with an investigation that could lead to higher tariffs, after t...

Brussels earlier accused the US company of anti-competitive practices in the ad tech market...

Google has avoided the worst-case scenario of being forced to sell off its Chrome browser, but legal experts say the court’s remedies to the...

The Israeli government has reportedly signed a $45 million agreement with Google to promote its narrative and counter what the news source d...

Google said the decision was “wrong” and that it would appeal.

Tech's megacaps got bigger this week, and the eight trillion-dollar companies now make up a combined 36% of the S&P 500.

President Donald Trump threatened to launch a trade investigation to "nullify" Europe's fines against Google and other U.S. tech firms.

“I’m glad it’s over,” Sundar Pichai quipped, drawing a wave of laughter from the other tech honchos in the room. “It was a long process.

The European Commission accused Google of distorting competition in the adtech market by unfairly favoring its own display advertising techn...