Richard Nieva
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Meet Sundar Pichai, Alphabet's new CEO
The new leader of Google's parent company is one of the most powerful people on the planet, but still relatively unknown. → Read More
Meet Sundar Pichai, Alphabet's new CEO
The new leader of Google's parent company is one of the most powerful people on the planet, but still relatively unknown. → Read More
With Larry Page and Sergey Brin gone, Google's 'open culture' may be closing
Google's co-founders were the most direct link to the company's freewheeling past. → Read More
Sundar Pichai becomes CEO of Alphabet, Google's parent company
Google headquarters in Mountain View, California. Stephen Shankland/CNET Cofounders Larry Page and Sergey Brin said Tuesday that Google CEO Sundar Pichai is taking over as leader of its parent company Alphabet, in addition to his current responsibilities at the search giant. This is a developing story... → Read More
YouTube CEO defends site's recommendation system amid scrutiny
"I know that I can make it better," Susan Wojcicki says of YouTube's open platform, during an interview on 60 Minutes. → Read More
Google says it fired four employees for breaking data security rules
Some workers at the search giant, though, said management retaliated against employees for workplace organizing. → Read More
Google employees protest company: 'They want us afraid. They want us silent'
Workers at the search giant held a rally to support two activist workers placed on leave. → Read More
Google workers to hold rally in support of employees placed on leave
Activists at Google say two employees are facing retaliation for worker organizing. → Read More
Google lets you buy movie tickets through Duplex, its AI-powered booking system
The service is like autofill on steroids. → Read More
Google updates political ads policy with targeting restrictions
The search giant also says it will ban deepfakes and "demonstrably false" claims in ads. → Read More
Google reportedly hired outside firm to consult on worker unrest
Tensions continue to mount between the search giant's management and rank-and-file employees. → Read More
Lawmakers chide Google for hiring ex-DHS staffer who defended travel ban
Heads of House caucuses representing racial minorities object to hire of Miles Taylor, who defended Trump's ban on travelers from Muslim-majority nations. → Read More
Google partners with publishers to bring audio news feeds to the Assistant
The search giant will use its algorithms to tell you the news. → Read More
Google ditched project to release 100,000 X-ray images, amid privacy concerns
The 2017 partnership with the National Institutes of Health illustrates challenges as Google makes a bigger push in health care. → Read More
Google's RCS messaging: Texting on Android phones is about to get a lot better
Android users will finally get basic features like read receipts and typing indicators. → Read More
Google's search, Android businesses to be probed by state attorneys general, report says
The scope of the investigation may be broader than previously announced. → Read More
Google's RCS messaging: Texting on Android phones is about to get a lot better
Android users will finally get basic features like read receipts and typing indicators. → Read More
RCS messaging: Google's biggest move yet in Android texting officially launched in the US
Android users will finally get basic features like read receipts and typing indicators. → Read More
Google launches RCS messaging in the US, its biggest move yet in Android texting
Android users will finally get basic features like read receipts and typing indicators. → Read More
Google's medical data project spurs HHS inquiry, report says
The US Department of Health and Human Services is looking into the search giant's Project Nightingale. → Read More