Google sued for €2.1bn by Swedish price comparison firm PriceRunner
PriceRunner said its lawsuit aims to make Google pay compensation for the profits that PriceRunner has lost in the UK since 2008, as well as in Sweden and Denmark since 2013
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Euro-Zone Inflation Unexpectedly Hits Record, Pressuring ECB
Euro-area inflation unexpectedly accelerated to a record, overshooting expectations by the most in at least two decades and heaping pressure on the European Central Bank to pare back pandemic stimulus more quickly, like its counterparts in
Alphabet stock split, strong ad trends should boost sentiment, says Canaccord analysts
Canaccord Genuity analysts increased their target price on Alphabet Inc stock to $3,500 a share from $3,350, with a ‘Buy’ rating
Google wants everyone to be able to buy Alphabet shares
Hey Google … can you help me pick up more shares please?
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US equities end higher as investors await more tech earnings
At closing, the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.2%, or 95 points, at 35,501, the Nasdaq Composite was up 0.5% at 14,417, while the S&P 500 added 0.6% at 4,573
Google parent Alphabet Q4 results beat expectations; plans 20-for-1 stock split
The tech giant's performance was driven by a 33% rise in advertising revenue
Google buys London office site for US$1bn and plans investment in flexible working
Google employs 6,400 people in the UK and plans to increase its capacity to 10,000 employees
Alphabet Inc's Google infringed Sonos smart speaker patents, US trade court rules
The company has 60 days to implement work-around changes before the ban is expected to be implemented
YouTube TV to restore access to Disney’s channels
Talks had broken down reportedly due to a carriage dispute between the two
Google warns US staff to follow COVID-19 vaccination rules or search for new job - report
Google's US staff may have to use the company's own search engine to look for new jobs if they fail to follow the tech group's vaccination rules
Google's new cookies policy gets provisional green light from UK watchdog
Google's Privacy Sandbox aims to replace the use of third-party cookies. The CMA is concerned that changes will tilt the field even further in favour of the data harvesting giant
Google faces expensive day in courts ahead of two key smartphone verdicts
It is seen as a potential landmark day in the courts for smartphone makers
Google parent Alphabet throws off cash as digital shift not expected to reverse
The digital transformation that accelerated during the pandemic and the shift to hybrid work were both persisting, said CEO Sundar Pichai
Google fined US$177mln by South Korea antitrust regulator for abusing Android dominance
The Korea Fair Trade Commission said Google has hampered market competition by requiring smartphone makers to sign "anti-fragmentation agreements"
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Wall Street stocks a mixed bag at the close as tech earnings power Nasdaq into the green
Shortly after the opening bell, the Dow was up 0.06% while the S&P 500 climbed 0.1% and the Nasdaq rose 0.43%
Google parent Alphabet crushes forecasts as ad revenue roars back
The tech firm reported that ad revenues had soared 69% year-on-year to US$50.44bn in its second quarter, while YouTube revenues surged by 83%
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FTSE 100 finishes lower as life insurers and base metal miners weigh
The UK blue chip index ends the day in negative territory while US markets await key tech company earnings
Google parent Alphabet expected to show bumper revenues, anti-trust scrutiny remains
Alphabet releases second-quarter earnings on Tuesday.
Google hit with €500mln fine and told to talk constructively with French publishers
The search engine giant is locked in a battle with publishers APIG, SEPM and AFP over copyright compensation
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Google, Apple under scrutiny by UK watchdog over digital markets ‘duopoly’
The competition authority is concerned the two tech giants may be stifling competition with risks of reduced innovation and higher prices for consumers