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Update: 500 million Yahoo accounts stolen could be the largest data breach ever
Rumors from last month might prove true as Yahoo is expected to announce officially that they've been breached.
Google needs solid win with release of smart Allo app
Google this week launched Allo, a smart messaging app that uses artificial intelligence to help users express themselves, accomplish more and find more information within their chats.
Verizon must pay even if Mozilla walks from Yahoo search deal
Verizon, which plans to buy Yahoo for $4.8 billion, will be on the hook to Mozilla for more than $1 billion through 2019.
9 big moments in Yahoo's troubled history
Here are nine big events in the up-and-down history of Yahoo.
Yahoo sells internet biz to Verizon in $4.8B deal
Ailing Yahoo is selling off its operating business for $4.8 billion to Verizon Communications in a cash deal that will reduce the storied tech firm to mainly holding its cash, stakes in Alibaba and Yahoo Japan and non-core patents.
For SEO, links are even more important than you think
It's a rare business today that doesn't take at least some steps to optimize its website for search-engine rankings, but how best to do that remains an open question. A new study suggests that inbound links are even more critical than...
EU levels more charges against Google
The European Commission added new antitrust charges against Google in the areas of search and advertising as it continues to investigate the Internet search giant.
Google's tax liabilities scrutinized after Spanish raid
Spain has joined the scrum of tax authorities examining Google's accounts to see if the company has paid all that it should.
Google tool lets users personalize the ads they see
A new tool introduced by Google lets users personalize across devices what ads they see on the company's and third-party sites.
EU is preparing AdWords antitrust complaint against Google
Google may soon be the target of a third set of charges from Europe's top antitrust authority, this time concerning the advertising services that generate the majority of its revenue.
Why Microsoft is waving the magic Wand
Another Microsoft acquisition is almost as interesting as the one from earlier this week.
Google's Larry Page may be working on flying cars
Google's Larry Page is reportedly investing $100 million in trying to build flying cars.
Google Now On Tap is bringing Android full circle
How a seemingly small change is making a monumental difference -- and turning untapped potential into practical power.
Google dives into the future with a focus on A.I.
With much of what Google announced during the first day of its I/O developer conference focused on helping users answer questions before they even think of them, artificial intelligence is proving critical for the company's strategy.
An HTTPS hijacking click-fraud botnet now infects almost 1M computers
Over the past two years, a group of cybercriminals has infected almost 1 million computers with malware that hijacks search results, even when they're served over encrypted HTTPS connections.
Google could face $3.4B fine in EU antitrust probe
Google could face a record fine of up to €3 billion ($3.4 billion) as soon as next month as part of a six-year European Commission antitrust investigation into the company's search engine dominance.
EU searches for huge penalty in Google antitrust case
Google will be fined €3 billion by the European Union. So say secret sources close to the Euro bloc, which has been probing Google's search monopoly since 2009...
Google’s EU antitrust problems could get compounded by Getty Images' complaint
Getty Images, a long-time critic of Google’s image search functionality, plans to file a competition law complaint against the search giant with the European Commission.
Yahoo's Firefox deal risks dropping into the red
Yahoo's deal with Mozilla making the search provider Firefox's default in the U.S. increasingly looks like a bad deal for Yahoo.
News Corp. files antitrust charges against Google in Europe
News Corp. is fighting Google at the European Commission over what it calls improper scraping of content for use in search results, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
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