Will regulators clamp down on Silicon Valley?
Some lawmakers are scrutinizing the role social media played in the 2016 election
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Some lawmakers are scrutinizing the role social media played in the 2016 election
The online platforms' complex algorithms made it shockingly easy to target users who identify as white supremacists
When reporters typed "Why do Jews ruin everything," Google apparently suggested running ads next to searches for "the evil jew" or "jewish control of banks"
A class action lawsuit filed by three former Google employees Thursday accuses the company of pay discrimination against women
Three female former employees filed the suit, which is seeking class action status
"This is very dangerous, because there is no alternative for YouTube," activist says as site tries to purge violence
More than 5 billion devices are vulnerable to a "highly infectious" malware attack
In a challenge to Amazon's Alexa, the world's largest retailer and the search giant will start offering the service in September
Wall Street hotshots bid up a narrowing list of popular tech stocks; so far, it's been working -- until it doesn't
Google plans to stitch images from coast to coast into a short time-lapse movie that anyone can download after Monday's eclipse
Andrew Anglin, a neo-Nazi website publisher, said that he has "effectively been completely banned from the internet"
Rallies were announced by conspiracy-theory promoter after Google employee wrote highly controversial memo about gender differences
The Daily Stormer was booted from the services after posting an article mocking the woman killed at a white supremacist rally
Megan Smith said she's experienced bias at Google and at "all of the jobs that I've been in"
CEO Sundar Pichai canceled the meeting after employees expressed concern about their safety amid firing of engineer James Damore
Former Google engineer James Damore criticized the tech company's diversity initiatives in a 3,000-word document titled "Google's Ideological Echo Chamber"
James Damore claims he was wrongfully terminated, but legal experts say free speech isn't guaranteed at work
James Damore wrote now-widely-circulated internal memo claiming biological differences contribute to gender inequality in tech industry
Internet giant seeks to tamp down furor after employee memo claims female employees gravitate to "social and artistic" jobs
As the second-quarter reporting season rolls on, tech sector investors have been dealt some surprises
Second-quarter corporate results have been mostly good so far, but these two tech heavyweights will be closely watched
It easily covered that bill in its latest quarter, but European regulators will likely keep up the pressure
Ride-hailing startup says it will invite other automakers and tech companies to help develop autonomous cars
The ruling says a Labor Department's request for data in a gender bias case is too broad and intrusive on employee privacy
News Media Alliance CEO David Chavern warns of the dangers of a "free news" business