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Google has advised all of its employees in North America, about 100,000, to work remotely in response to coronavirus concerns, sources inside the company tell Business Insider. Google had previously instructed its offices in the Bay Area , Dublin , and Se

Google has canceled all in-person job interviews amid concerns over the coronavirus outbreak, first reported by The Verge . Google told candidates it would be conducting interviews via video call "for the foreseeable future," The Verge reported. T

The FTC has ordered Google, Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Microsoft to provide information on acquisitions that were too small to report to regulators.

Google Ukraine opened an R&D office in Kyiv this month, becoming the third Google Eastern Europe office to have R&D, after Google Poland and Google Hungary.

Robert Epstein, 66, said in July the internet giant's methods 'gave' millions of votes to Hillary Clinton during the 2016 presidential election. n December he announced that his wife had died.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai will replace Larry Page as CEO of parent Alphabet, extending a long retreat from public roles and active management by Page and Sergey Brin.

Google won't come clean

The European Commission has started an investigation into "practices relating to Google's collection and use of data". EU antirust regulators have already hit Google with record-breaking fines, but concern remains about how the company collect

Tensions continue to mount between the search giant's management and rank-and-file employees.

Google wants Texas's AG to provide information that the company's fiercest critics gave regulators as they probe the tech giant

Made by Google 2019 is finally underway. And thanks to the Pixel 4 getting leaked to the point of exhaustion, we had a pretty good idea of what to expect heading in. But the tech titan still managed to unveil some surprises on the Google Assistant front,

Google Maps is meant to look up addresses, but it can also provide a window into the lives of the recently deceased.

Three years after her grandparents’ deaths, 19-year-old Luisa Hoenle looked up their old house on Google Maps. Feeling nostalgic if not a bit masochistic, the Switzerland-based art

In June, video behemoth Youtube changed its guidelines to have stricter rules on content and comments. Since the changes, there has been a massive purge of prohibited content across the website, reports The Verge . In total, around 500 million comments ha

Google will pay the FTC to end investigations into allegations that YouTube violated the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act. The settlement will cost the search engine company between $150 and $200 million.

Project Veritas dropped a massive 950-page leak from Google whistleblower Zachary Vorhies that showed how the company allegedly manipulates search results. Among the topics Google/YouTube manipulated were pro-life advocacy, questioning various terror atta

Google used a blacklist and a blocklist for search results. And those two lists reportedly blocked a large amount of conservative content from the app — including NewsBusters. A Google whistleblower, Zachary Vorhies, shared several documents with Ja

Google insider Zachary Vorhies went public today and exposed Google and its operation to control the global information landscape. What a hero. Vorhies released hundreds of documents that reveal Google's news blacklist, "human raters," and the

Abandoning the tech giant's services, like Gmail, maps and Chrome, offers some privacy gains, but it's not easy to do.

President Trump on Friday suggested his administration would investigate Google's work in China for potential national security issues just days after his top Treasury official said the government had looked into the company and found no cause for

"I don't see any doubt that [Google] is very politically biased" — those are the words of Greg Coppola, a senior software engineer at Google who spoke to Project Veritas about political bias at the company for which he has worked for fiv