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Google Says Unvaccinated Employees Will Eventually Be Fired: Report
Alphabet Inc's Google told its employees they would lose pay and eventually be fired if they do not follow its COVID-19 vaccination rules, CNBC reported on Tuesday, citing internal documents.
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Tulsi Gabbard Sues Google For 50 Million For "Stifling" Her Poll Campaign
Tulsi Gabbard, the Democratic presidential candidate and the first Hindu member of the US Congress, has sued Google for at least USD 50 million for the tech giant's allegedly "discriminatory actions" against her 2020 election campaign and "stifling her free speech rights".
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How To Watch Google CEO Sundar Pichai's Speech At IIT-Kharagpur
Sundar Pichai, the Chief Executive of tech-giant Google Inc, will interact with students of his alma mater IIT (Indian Institute of Technology) Kharagpur on Thursday.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai To Address Students At Alma Mater IIT-Kharagpur In January
Chief Executive of tech-giant Google Inc Sunder Pichai is expected to visit alma mater IIT-Kharagpur in January next year, the institute's director confirmed.
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Microsoft, Google Make Peace After Decade Of Fighting
Peace broke out between Microsoft Corp. and Google just two days after European Union antitrust watchdogs sent the search-engine company another statement of objections partly triggered by Microsoft-backed lobbying.
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In Rare Appearance, Larry Page Discusses New Alphabet Structure
In a rare public appearance, Google co-founder and Alphabet Inc CEO Larry Page explained why he was spurred to create a whole new structure for the company he created with Sergey Brin almost two decades ago.
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YouTube to Provide Viewability of Ads to Advertisers: Report
Google Inc's YouTube is planning to provide advertisers with data on how many of the ads on its internet video service can be seen by viewers, in response to advertiser complaints, according to the Financial Times.
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Google Morphs Into Alphabet Inc, Investors Cheer Clarity
Google Inc announced a major shake-up of its operating structure on Monday, creating a holding company called Alphabet which will contain subsidiaries to separate its core web advertising business from newer ventures like driverless cars.
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Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff Tops off US Tour With Silicon Valley Visit
Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff capped off her U.S. tour on Wednesday with a visit to Silicon Valley, where she met with top technology executives and took a ride in Google Inc's self-driving car.
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Barack Obama Administration Asks US Top Court Not to Hear Google Copyright Fight
The Obama administration on Tuesday sided against Google Inc and said the US Supreme Court should not hear the company's appeal in a case against Oracle Corp with wide implications for the technology industry, according to a court filing.
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Google Chips In With $5,00,000 For Child Safety
Internet giant Google on Monday threw its weight behind three NGOs in India, announcing support in the form of USD 5,00,000 in grants, to promote child safety in India.
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Google's Self-Driving Cars Involved in 11 Accidents in 6 Years
These accidents involved Google's cars being hit from behind 7 times, mostly at traffic lights.
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Google's Self-Driving Cars Involved in 11 Accidents, Director Says
Internet search company Google Inc's self-driving cars have been involved in 11 accidents, but have not been the cause of any, over the last six years since the project began, the program's director said on Monday.
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Facebook Launches Video Calling in Messenger App
Facebook Inc introduced free video calling in its Messenger phone app on Monday as the company seeks to transform its mobile messaging service into a full-featured platform with the same reach as its 1.4 billion user social network.
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US President Barack Obama to Encourage Companies to Share Cyber Threat Data
US President Barack Obama is set to sign an executive order today aimed at encouraging companies to share more information about cybersecurity threats with the government and each other.
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Google Says Unvaccinated Employees Will Eventually Be Fired: Report
Alphabet Inc's Google told its employees they would lose pay and eventually be fired if they do not follow its COVID-19 vaccination rules, CNBC reported on Tuesday, citing internal documents.
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Tulsi Gabbard Sues Google For 50 Million For "Stifling" Her Poll Campaign
Tulsi Gabbard, the Democratic presidential candidate and the first Hindu member of the US Congress, has sued Google for at least USD 50 million for the tech giant's allegedly "discriminatory actions" against her 2020 election campaign and "stifling her free speech rights".
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How To Watch Google CEO Sundar Pichai's Speech At IIT-Kharagpur
Sundar Pichai, the Chief Executive of tech-giant Google Inc, will interact with students of his alma mater IIT (Indian Institute of Technology) Kharagpur on Thursday.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai To Address Students At Alma Mater IIT-Kharagpur In January
Chief Executive of tech-giant Google Inc Sunder Pichai is expected to visit alma mater IIT-Kharagpur in January next year, the institute's director confirmed.
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Microsoft, Google Make Peace After Decade Of Fighting
Peace broke out between Microsoft Corp. and Google just two days after European Union antitrust watchdogs sent the search-engine company another statement of objections partly triggered by Microsoft-backed lobbying.
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In Rare Appearance, Larry Page Discusses New Alphabet Structure
In a rare public appearance, Google co-founder and Alphabet Inc CEO Larry Page explained why he was spurred to create a whole new structure for the company he created with Sergey Brin almost two decades ago.
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YouTube to Provide Viewability of Ads to Advertisers: Report
Google Inc's YouTube is planning to provide advertisers with data on how many of the ads on its internet video service can be seen by viewers, in response to advertiser complaints, according to the Financial Times.
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Google Morphs Into Alphabet Inc, Investors Cheer Clarity
Google Inc announced a major shake-up of its operating structure on Monday, creating a holding company called Alphabet which will contain subsidiaries to separate its core web advertising business from newer ventures like driverless cars.
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Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff Tops off US Tour With Silicon Valley Visit
Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff capped off her U.S. tour on Wednesday with a visit to Silicon Valley, where she met with top technology executives and took a ride in Google Inc's self-driving car.
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Barack Obama Administration Asks US Top Court Not to Hear Google Copyright Fight
The Obama administration on Tuesday sided against Google Inc and said the US Supreme Court should not hear the company's appeal in a case against Oracle Corp with wide implications for the technology industry, according to a court filing.
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Google Chips In With $5,00,000 For Child Safety
Internet giant Google on Monday threw its weight behind three NGOs in India, announcing support in the form of USD 5,00,000 in grants, to promote child safety in India.
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Google's Self-Driving Cars Involved in 11 Accidents in 6 Years
These accidents involved Google's cars being hit from behind 7 times, mostly at traffic lights.
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Google's Self-Driving Cars Involved in 11 Accidents, Director Says
Internet search company Google Inc's self-driving cars have been involved in 11 accidents, but have not been the cause of any, over the last six years since the project began, the program's director said on Monday.
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Facebook Launches Video Calling in Messenger App
Facebook Inc introduced free video calling in its Messenger phone app on Monday as the company seeks to transform its mobile messaging service into a full-featured platform with the same reach as its 1.4 billion user social network.
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US President Barack Obama to Encourage Companies to Share Cyber Threat Data
US President Barack Obama is set to sign an executive order today aimed at encouraging companies to share more information about cybersecurity threats with the government and each other.
