Facebook, Google and Twitter CEOs will make another appearance before Congress in MarchThe CEOs of several big tech companies will again testify before Congress next month, this time to discuss misinformation on their platforms. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg...cnbc.com
Australian media law raises questions about 'pay for clicks'It's a question dividing proponents and critics of the proposed Australian law: does it effectively make Google and Facebook āpay for clicksā and might it be the beginnin...
In surprise move, Facebook blocks news access in AustraliaāIn response to Australian government legislation, Facebook restricts the posting of news links and all posts from news Pages in Australia. āFacebookās actions were unnec...
Texas and nine other states file new antitrust lawsuit against Google ā here's the full complaintcnbc.com
Google researcher's dismissal is a perfect storm for employee unrest ā and a big test for CEO Sundar Pichaicnbc.com
Google ramps up lobbying and Facebook outspends Big Tech peers in the third quarter ahead of antitrust revelationscnbc.com
Democrats and Republicans disagree on how to curb Big Tech's power ā here's where they differcnbc.com
Google CEO Sundar Pichai tells employees 'we are not going back in time' after sexual misconduct settlementcnbc.com
Google will try 'hybrid' work-from-home models, as most employees don't want to come in every daycnbc.com
Here's the good news Alphabet execs delivered on its Q1 earnings call, sending the stock soaringcnbc.com
Google is raising money to give 5,000 needy families cash, with CEO Sundar Pichai donating $1 millioncnbc.com
Google gets federal OK to operate subsea cable from Taiwan to US as it nears maximum capacity in Asiacnbc.com
California governor says 'We need more Googles' as company offers free Wi-Fi and Chromebooks to studentscnbc.com
Google is offering $340 million in free ads for small businesses as part of coronavirus help packagecnbc.com
The Alphabet coronavirus screening website that Trump talked about last week is not currently taking appointmentscnbc.com
Google blocks visitors to Silicon Valley and New York offices, asks more staff to work from homecnbc.com