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Alphabet Inc. Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai is on the cusp of achieving a rare milestone for a non-founder tech executive: a 10-figure fortune.

Alphabet Inc.'s Google is laying off hundreds of staff working on its digital assistant, hardware and engineering teams, the company said as it continues its drive to cut costs.

Google, the trusted internet-search giant, is providing low-quality information in a race to keep up with the competition, while giving less priority to its ethical commitments, according to 18 current and former workers at the company and internal documentation reviewed by Bloomberg.

Google has worked on AI powered technology for years, but the search giant has been left sprinting to catch up with a startup called OpenAI that has now emerged as a challenger to the company's traditional search engine. Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, along with CEO Sundar Pichai have gotten more involved with the effort to catch up...

Google employees, after watching peers at rival tech firms lose their jobs en masse, were anxious about when layoffs would happen to them. Then on Friday morning, some of them couldn't get into their corporate accounts.

Alphabet Inc. Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai is on the cusp of achieving a rare milestone for a non-founder tech executive: a 10-figure fortune.

Alphabet Inc.'s Google is laying off hundreds of staff working on its digital assistant, hardware and engineering teams, the company said as it continues its drive to cut costs.

Google, the trusted internet-search giant, is providing low-quality information in a race to keep up with the competition, while giving less priority to its ethical commitments, according to 18 current and former workers at the company and internal documentation reviewed by Bloomberg.

Google has worked on AI powered technology for years, but the search giant has been left sprinting to catch up with a startup called OpenAI that has now emerged as a challenger to the company's traditional search engine. Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, along with CEO Sundar Pichai have gotten more involved with the effort to catch up...

Google employees, after watching peers at rival tech firms lose their jobs en masse, were anxious about when layoffs would happen to them. Then on Friday morning, some of them couldn't get into their corporate accounts.