France, Germany fight to save EU tech tax
The two countries want tech giants such as Google and Facebook to pay tax on digital revenue. But the idea faces opposition from a large contingent of the EU.…
Google workers call for end to China search project
A group of Google employees has signed a public letter calling on the company to abandon its plans for a Chinese search product that censors results.…
Alphabet chairman John Hennessy on sexual harassment at Google
Bloomberg's Brad Stone speaks to Alphabet Chairman John Hennessy on the set of Bloomberg Studio 1.0 about sexual harassment at Google.…
Microsoft, Google back Paris cyber pledge on hacks
Microsoft Corp., Google and Samsung Electronics Co. are backing a cybersecurity pledge coming out of Paris that promises to unite tech giants and governments in battling election tampering, compromised electronic components and…
Why google is changing its sexual harassment policy
Bloomberg Businessweek's Max Chafkin and Bloomberg's Alistair Barr discuss Google's sexual harassment policy changes and possible New York expansion.…
Google wants to make its products more human
Google wants to make its products more human Ivy Ross, Google’s VP of hardware design, talked about his plans for the future during an interview with ‘The Verge.’ Ross discussed the evolution…
Inside Google Cloud
The Google cloud is designed as a multi-layered security system, It is a comprehensive approach from the ground up that offers safety and peace of mind for businesses. Here are 6 things…
Apple CEO slams Silicon Valley rivals over use of Data
Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook lashed out at companies like Google and Facebook Inc. that collect user data during a speech at a conference in Brussels, equating their services to…
Alphabet investors sue over Google+ security flaw
Alphabet Inc. shareholders say the company misled them for months about a Google+ security flaw discovered in March and only disclosed in October.…
Google+ shut down after security flaw discovered
Alphabet Inc.’s Google said it found a “software glitch” in its Google+ social network in March that could have exposed the personal data of as many as half a million users, but…