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So far in 2021, the NASDAQ index has jumped more than 11%, however, only Alphabet, the parent company of Google,…
Nadella said that unilateral actions by private social media companies to this end are not stable in the long run.
Collectively knows as the FAANG stocks, companies like Facebook, Google, Apple went higher as the volatility index stooped lower to…
Under the Australian system, if an online platform and a news business can’t agree on a price for news, an…
Honor has already officially confirmed its ‘renewed’ partnership with key US companies including Qualcomm, Intel, AMD and Microsoft.
As per the rudimentary understanding of the entire issue, some possible solutions could be that the search engines like Google…
Indians should overcome the home country bias and ideally consider diversification of portfolio through investment opportunities in international markets.
Shares of Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Google — collectively known as the FAANG stocks, recorded healthy gains during the…
The divide between the two sides is whether spectrum in the concerned band should be delicensed or should be allocated…
Governments treaded uncharted waters during the last decade as these new tech firms emerged and scaled unregulated with overreaching influences…
Google’s testimony “is part of a pattern of threatening behaviour that is chilling for anyone who values our democracy,” said…
These changes come after Google in 2020-end announced changes that would make extensions more secure and private.
“Competition in payments is getting mature and when you see challengers, they all will find what is it they stand…
Google’s plan to buy Fitbit raised concerns when it was announced in late 2019 because of its already rich trove…
The “Alphabet Workers Union” aims to ensure that employees work at a fair wage, without fear of abuse, retaliation or…
Technology overtook the world as work from home ensued for virtually every field, barring essential services.
So far this year, FAANG stocks have gained 50% on average, outperforming the benchmark NASDAQ index.
Reliance Industries Ltd’s (RIL) chairman Mukesh Ambani is no longer among top 10 richest billionaires in the world.