Google sued in U.K. for overcharging users
Google systematically breaks the law and overcharges millions of UK users for apps and other purchases made on Google Play
LinkedIn allows staff to work fully remote
As big cοmpanies across the world are planning the return to the office this fall – with some of them
Tech giants take further action to tackle extremism
Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Twitter are going after white supremacist and far-right groups, as part of an expansion of their
Google adding more information in search results
Google announced it is adding information about search results. Users will be able to see how the search engine found
Google’s history of European fines
Google’s disagreement with how to understand European legislation has over the last three years led to the company being fined
BBC interviewed Google’s CEO – and he got away with no answers
The BBC has for years had a series of interviews with an impressive mix of leaders and personalities. The series
US states filing new lawsuit saying Google abusing its dominance
Around 30 US state attorneys general have made another attack on the dominance of Google’s Android on the app market.
More Black women leaving Google’s workforce
Google increased Black and Latino hires in 2020 compared with the previous year, but it is also grappling with higher
More publishers lining up to negotiate with Google and Facebook
Google and also Facebook are facing groups of publishers joining forces to make them pay for using publishers’ content online.
New rules trying to stop financial fraud online
Google announced new attempts to get to grips with financial fraud and bluff advertising after calls from financial regulator to