Calls for regulating companies like Amazon, Facebook, and Google out of existence are misguided, says Canada's former competition commissioner.
Cybersecurity is starting to venture outside the firewall to focus on users and their devices.
The workers' demand that Microsoft cancel a $480 million deal for AR headsets is the latest example of backlash from employees of tech giants.
French regulators fined Google for violating GDPR rules, citing the company’s lack of transparency and valid consent when personalizing user’s ads.
The company's effort to develop a censored version of a search engine for China would make Google complicit in human rights abuses, workers say.
Google said it "found no evidence that any profile data was misused" but it will shut down the consumer version of Google+ by August 2019.
For CFOs wanting to understand investor behavior, here's an argument that Jeff Bezos is human, after all, and Amazon can't defy basic economic principles.
The Data Transfer Project will enable consumers to transfer their data directly from one app to another, without needing to download and re-upload it.
The European Commission says Google has engaged in anticompetitive practices to "cement the dominance of its search engine" on Android devices.
The Norway-based browser provider is seeking to “deliver more personalized content discovery” through artificial intelligence technologies.
Emagia is an early entrant in the race to apply artificial intelligence to day-to-day finance operations.
Google parent Alphabet reports a 24% gain in Q4 revenue but the fees Google pays to third-party search partners jumped 33%.
