Kudlow: White House "looking at" whether to regulate Google
Larry Kudlow's comments follow Mr. Trump's claim that Google "rigged" its search to show negative news
Google disables suspicious accounts linked to Iran
As tech companies keep getting more proactive about combating bogus political sites, it also raises new questions
Google's tracking follows you more than you know
Fully escaping detection is so hard because the tech giant has so many ways of monitoring you
Google workers protest censored China search
More than 1,000 employees sign letter objecting to plan for search engine that complies with Chinese censorship
Google clarifies its location-tracking policy
Google has revised a help page that erroneously described how its "Location History" setting works
How to find and delete where Google knows you've been
Here are some things you can do to delete those markers and keep your location as private as possible
Google tracks your movements -- like it or not
Investigation finds search giant stores your location data even if you set privacy settings to deter the practice
Alex Jones and Infowars test limits of free speech online
The conspiracy theorist is at the center of a debate about free speech and the internet. Here's what you need to know
Google reportedly plans censored return to China
Tech giant looks to relaunch its search engine in world's biggest market -- with Beijing's strings attached, report says
Where tech workers actually feel overpaid
When it comes to pay, most tech workers are just as dissatisfied as the rest of us -- with a few happy exceptions
San Fransisco looks to ban free lunch at tech companies
The legendary Silicon Valley perk is keeping local restaurants empty, leading to complaints they can't compete
Orrin Hatch pokes fun at Google after search engine says he's dead
Sen. Orrin Hatch may be retiring, but he wants the nation — and Google, in particular — to know he's alive and kicking
Alphabet profits jump despite record EU fine
Google-parent notches another strong quarter even after being hit by $5 billion penalty for abusing market dominance
Wall Street's dangerous addiction to tech stocks
The sector's big names are the primary fuel for the market's strength these days -- and that's a sign of weakness
Google fined record $5 billion in EU antitrust case
The antitrust fine on the tech giant is tied to the market dominance of its Android mobile phone system
San Franciscans will vote on business tax to ease homelessness
The proposal seeks a half-percent levy on companies' yearly revenue over $50 million to tackle a mounting problem
Amazon has plenty of competition on Prime Day
E-commerce giant's July shopping holiday is such a phenomenon that other retailers can't resist joining in
This new flying car may be closer to reality than you think
Developers give "CBS This Morning" a first look at the secret Silicon Valley facility where the aircraft called "Blackfly" is being built
Michael Chertoff: It's too late to protect much of our digital privacy
In his new book, "Exploding Data," the former DHS secretary argues that the privacy ship has essentially already sailed
Google reportedly allows apps to scan some people's Gmail inboxes
Wired's Nicholas Thompson discusses why this is raising privacy concerns and what Google should do about it
Your smart fridge may be mining bitcoin for criminals
Hackers increasingly turn to infecting appliances with malicious software that makes them mine for digital money
Google's hometown voters to decide on "head tax"
It's similar to the business levy Seattle tried – and failed – to institute, but the rate would be much lower
Families earning $117,000 now qualify as "low income" in California's Bay Area
Thousands of well-paid tech workers have driven up the median price of a San Francisco house to $1.6 million dollars, the highest in the country
"Call Girl Killer" breaks her silence on Google exec's death
The woman convicted of killing a Google executive in 2013 is telling her side of the story
Tech workers protest business ties with government
Workers at Amazon, Google and Microsoft are questioning the ethics of their employers' ties to the U.S. government
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