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Two Food Joints Serving Indian Cuisine Featured In Yelp's Top 100 US Restaurants 2024
Two restaurants based in the US have been recognized as "hidden gems" for serving Indian foods.
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Yelp to Cover Expenses of Employees Travelling Out-of-State in US for Abortions
Yelp, the online review service, has announced that it'll cover travel expenses of employees who must travel out-of-state for abortions. This comes after Texas and other states in the US passed a law banning abortions after six weeks of pregnancy.
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Google Critics Call for Swift EU Antitrust Action in Joint Letter to Chief Margrethe Vestager
A group of 165 companies and industry bodies have called on EU antitrust enforcers to take a tougher line against Google, saying the US tech giant unfairly favours its own services on its web searches.
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How Google Evolved From a 'Cuddly' Startup to Antitrust Target
How Google grew from its idealistic roots into the cutthroat behemoth is a story shaped by unbridled ambition, savvy decision-making, technology's networking effects, lax regulatory oversight and the unrelenting pressure to perpetually pump up their profits.
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Google, US Government Prepare for Battle Over Market Power
The US Justice Department is expected to file a lawsuit against Alphabet's Google as soon as next week, kicking off a long legal slog over whether the online search and advertising company uses its outsized market power unfairly.
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Facebook Reportedly Still Receiving User Data From Major Android Apps
Major Android apps such as search service Yelp and language learning platform Duolingo are still sending personal data, without user consent, to Facebook for ad tracking, a report claims.
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Yelp, Consumer Watchdog Lose Google Intervention Bid
Yelp and Consumer Watchdog lost their joint bid to intervene in Google's challenge of a EUR 2.4 billion EU antitrust fine after a court said they had no direct interest in the case.
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US Tech Icons Pan Donald Trump as 'Innovation Disaster'
An open letter was signed by 150 people in the tech industry, including leaders of some of the industry's biggest companies.
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Twitter Partners With Yelp, Eyes Growth in Japan, Britain
The Yelp integration will give Twitter users in Japan and Britain an option of selecting places provided by Yelp when they tag a location in their tweets.
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The Yelp Employee Who Said She Wasn't Making Enough Money To Eat
The Yelp employee who said she was fired after she blogged about the financial pressures she felt while working for the multibillion-dollar business said this week that her breaking point came one night when she went to sleep - and woke up "starving" two hours later.
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Uber Is Said to Be Shaking Up Policy And Communications Team
Uber is cutting about 20 jobs in its policy and communications department, a move that insiders describe as an overhaul of those teams.
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'Internet Economy' Is Six Percent of US GDP: Study
The study for the Internet Association found the online sector accounted for $966 billion in economic activity in 2014, and some three million jobs.
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Yelp Prevails in Lawsuit Over Authenticity of Its Reviews
District Judge Jon Tigar in San Francisco said reasonable investors would understand that not all Yelp reviews are real.
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Google Blames Bug for Yelp and TripAdvisor's Drop in Search Results
"The issues cited were caused by a recent code push, which we're working quickly to fix," a Google spokeswoman said.
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US Government Joins Yelp for Citizen Feedback
US government entities joined the review website as part of an effort to improve service.
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Two Food Joints Serving Indian Cuisine Featured In Yelp's Top 100 US Restaurants 2024
Two restaurants based in the US have been recognized as "hidden gems" for serving Indian foods.
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Yelp to Cover Expenses of Employees Travelling Out-of-State in US for Abortions
Yelp, the online review service, has announced that it'll cover travel expenses of employees who must travel out-of-state for abortions. This comes after Texas and other states in the US passed a law banning abortions after six weeks of pregnancy.
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Google Critics Call for Swift EU Antitrust Action in Joint Letter to Chief Margrethe Vestager
A group of 165 companies and industry bodies have called on EU antitrust enforcers to take a tougher line against Google, saying the US tech giant unfairly favours its own services on its web searches.
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How Google Evolved From a 'Cuddly' Startup to Antitrust Target
How Google grew from its idealistic roots into the cutthroat behemoth is a story shaped by unbridled ambition, savvy decision-making, technology's networking effects, lax regulatory oversight and the unrelenting pressure to perpetually pump up their profits.
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Google, US Government Prepare for Battle Over Market Power
The US Justice Department is expected to file a lawsuit against Alphabet's Google as soon as next week, kicking off a long legal slog over whether the online search and advertising company uses its outsized market power unfairly.
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Facebook Reportedly Still Receiving User Data From Major Android Apps
Major Android apps such as search service Yelp and language learning platform Duolingo are still sending personal data, without user consent, to Facebook for ad tracking, a report claims.
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Yelp, Consumer Watchdog Lose Google Intervention Bid
Yelp and Consumer Watchdog lost their joint bid to intervene in Google's challenge of a EUR 2.4 billion EU antitrust fine after a court said they had no direct interest in the case.
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US Tech Icons Pan Donald Trump as 'Innovation Disaster'
An open letter was signed by 150 people in the tech industry, including leaders of some of the industry's biggest companies.
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Twitter Partners With Yelp, Eyes Growth in Japan, Britain
The Yelp integration will give Twitter users in Japan and Britain an option of selecting places provided by Yelp when they tag a location in their tweets.
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The Yelp Employee Who Said She Wasn't Making Enough Money To Eat
The Yelp employee who said she was fired after she blogged about the financial pressures she felt while working for the multibillion-dollar business said this week that her breaking point came one night when she went to sleep - and woke up "starving" two hours later.
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Uber Is Said to Be Shaking Up Policy And Communications Team
Uber is cutting about 20 jobs in its policy and communications department, a move that insiders describe as an overhaul of those teams.
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'Internet Economy' Is Six Percent of US GDP: Study
The study for the Internet Association found the online sector accounted for $966 billion in economic activity in 2014, and some three million jobs.
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Yelp Prevails in Lawsuit Over Authenticity of Its Reviews
District Judge Jon Tigar in San Francisco said reasonable investors would understand that not all Yelp reviews are real.
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Google Blames Bug for Yelp and TripAdvisor's Drop in Search Results
"The issues cited were caused by a recent code push, which we're working quickly to fix," a Google spokeswoman said.
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US Government Joins Yelp for Citizen Feedback
US government entities joined the review website as part of an effort to improve service.
