The European Commission has proposed a plan to tax digital companies based on the location of their users, not their bases of operations. This could cost some U.S. firms hundreds of millions…
Paul Ausick Google on Tuesday announced a new initiative for publishers intended to cut down on fake news and make it easier for publishers to receive payments for their work.
Paul Ausick Amazon.com passes Alphabet in market cap, Orbitz says it was hacked, Toyota suspends its self-driving car business, and other important headlines.
The market for wearables like smartwatches and fitness trackers is expected to grow by 65% over the next five years with smartwatches taking the lion's share of the revenues.
Fact checking has become even more important than ever, and Google is taking a big step forward in the fight against fake news.
Chris Lange These six large-cap tech leaders look to benefit from the incredible cloud demand and growth, and their shares are suitable for all accounts looking for growth now and in the years to…
The news coverage of problems at Facebook has grown rapidly over the past few weeks. However, that has not stopped a runup in its share price.
Douglas A. McIntyre Alphabet Inc.’s (NASDAQ: GOOGL) Google will begin to make money from searches with e-commerce partners. According to Reuters: Alphabet Inc’s Google routinely fields product queries from millions of shoppers. Now it wants…
Google has announced it will no longer run cryptocurrency ads, a blow to the emerging currency market.
Douglas A. McIntyre Walmart to begin free delivery of groceries, Remington plans to go bankrupt, Google to ban cryptocurrency ads, and other important headlines.
Marketing efforts of self-driving car companies include that the vehicles will be safer than those operated by humans. However, a fatal accident could jar the public's belief that claim is true.
Brand loyalty among smartphone owners is very high, regardless of which operating system -- Google's Android or Apple's iOS -- they choose.
These five companies dominate their respective silos in the technology sphere and look to continue to do so for years to come.
Toyota has become the latest car company to dive into the self-driving car business. It joins every large car company in the world and dozens of tech companies.
The S&P 500 has more than quadrupled since its bottom nearly nine years ago. So how does this stack up against Alphabet?
