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Supply issues, inflation and war in Ukraine fuel Google parent company’s first-quarter struggles

The measure comes in response to misinformation and discrimination on its platforms

South Korea will require the companies to allow competing payment systems, threatening their 30% cut of most in-app digital sales

Google employees in the US who opt to work from home permanently may get a pay cut. Facebook

Competition and Markets Authority says that the companies may not be doing enough to protect consumers

Dozens of websites in the U.S. and Europe were inaccessible early Tuesday, with at least one internet outage tracker reporting widespread disruptions.

Sen. Cruz ‘looks forward’ to working with Lina Khan, but other Republicans question her views and experience

Google Earth has launched a time-lapse feature that lets users wind back the clock and see how the world has changed over several decades.

The battle ensued over Google's use of Java code, which Oracle developed.

Federal lawsuit alleges Paxton is seeking to punish Twitter for taking Trump's account offline

This is the latest installment of Business Insider's YouTube money logs, where creators break down how much they earn.

Tech juggernaut Facebook has followed through on its threat to bar Australian news content from its social media platform.

Video platform also plans to roll out direct ecommerce features in 2021

Microsoft has given the federal government a major boost, pledging to soften the blow if Google carries out a threat to leave the Australian market.

Apple and Google have one of Silicon Valley’s most famous rivalries, but behind the scenes they maintain a deal worth $8 billion to $12 billion a year, according to a Justice Department lawsuit. Here’s how they came to depend on each other.

Multiple Google services including YouTube and Gmail simultaneously crashed across the world overnight, sending the internet into a spin.

For almost an hour, users across the world reported that Google services were not working for them. The company's main product, Google Search, appeared to be unaffected. The problem now appears to have been fixed.

France will require online technology giants to pay a new "digital tax" on their 2020 earnings, the finance ministry said Wednesday, breaking a truce with Washington over the long-running tax fight that could prompt a round of punitive US tariffs on French goods.

Perhaps Google felt that the optics of obsoleting a service and cutting off millions of users from something useful and beloved were not worth risking — after doing exactly that with Reader (RIP).

The US government has filed charges against Google, accusing the company of violating competition law to preserve its monopoly over internet searches and online advertising.