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How Google Has Changed the World
An early employee remembers the sense of purpose in its democratization of access to information.
Alphabet's Nest Said to Face Restructuring Months After Co-Founder's Departure
Tony Fadell left Nest earlier this summer, the latest in a stream of workers to reportedly leave the company.
Google Executive Quits Self-Driving Car Project
Chris Urmson, in a blog post late Friday, said he was 'ready for a fresh challenge.'
Google to Test Project Wing Drone Delivery Service in the U.S.
The Project Wing team will test its delivery service 'in a safe testing environment,' the White House said.
Alphabet Posts Strong Revenue on Video Market, Stock Surges
Google's parent on Thursday revealed that efforts to push its vast advertising business toward mobile is paying off as second quarter earnings handily beat Wall Street's expectations.
Google's Diversity Efforts Show Scant Progress
The company released its diversity figures for the first time in 2014 and sparked a conversation among Silicon Valley tech companies that led many of its closest competitors to follow suit.
5 Years Later, Google+ Is a Forgettable Product Worth Remembering
It's a major milestone today for a Google product that never lived up to its hype.
Alphabet Proposes Scrapping Buses in Favor of Ubers
According to proposals for Columbus, Ohio, public transportation subsidies would instead be handed to ride-sharing services.
Alphabet's Eric Schmidt: Entrepreneurs Risk It All to Change the World for the Better
Tired of complacency, the chairman emphasized the importance of invention and collaboration to solve society's challenges at Google's first stockholders meeting as Alphabet.
Larry Page Spars With Oracle Attorney at Android Trial
In a retrial at San Francisco federal court, Oracle Corp. has claimed Google's Android smartphone operating system violated its copyright on parts of Java, a development platform. Alphabet Inc.'s Google unit said it should be able to use Java without paying a fee under the fair-use provision of copyright law.
Google Is Playing Defense Instead of Setting the Agenda
This year's crop of products at the I/O conference have a decidedly déjà vu feeling to them.
Google, Oracle Compete for Innovation Label in Android Retrial
Oracle claims Google's Android smartphone operating system violated its copyright on parts of the Java programming language, while Alphabet Inc.'s Google says it should be able to use Java without paying a fee under the fair-use provision of copyright law.
The 6 Most Important Tech Trends, According to Eric Schmidt
Alphabet's executive chairman laid out the game-changing technologies, or moonshots, as he called them, that he says will improve important parts of society.
10 Things To Expect At Google's City Of The Future: Project Sidewalk
Sidewalk Labs, the Alphabet company of 100 people that is taking on this project, was built with the aim of improving city life using Google's technology research.
Google Glass-Based Startup Raises $17 Million in Funding
Augmendix, based in San Francisco, has raised $40 million so far.