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The robotics project, abandoned with the exit of Andy Rubin, finally finds a new home.
The draft regulation requires that a driver be in the car.
How will Google’s clown cars make cash?
Might Google’s Internet balloon get boxed out of the world’s biggest democracy?
Loads of moonshot pledges, but little to show so far.
Verily, I swear.
In an op-ed, the Alphabet chairman dances delicately between censorship and free expression.
With $2.4 billion on hand and payoffs to come, Google Ventures could be a prized asset for Alphabet.
Patent application drawings portray the device as a monocle that wraps around one side of a user’s head.
The hodgepodge empire of one of Larry Page’s favorite entrepreneur-execs.
Law enforcement officers argue that new technologies have hindered law enforcement.
Almost two years after Google’s biggest acquisition ever, Nest is still laying the groundwork to become the smart home platform.
Google board member Diane Greene is now a Googler.
YouTube creates a position then fills it from Google.
“License and regis ... hey, what the ...?”
In the EU case, Google’s key argument is an economic one.
A benefit of not being Google CEO anymore: Not having to answer Google questions.
Here come the drones.
Why Alphabet’s Sidewalk Labs isn’t going to be an ad company.
That makes four countries where the project will be undergoing trials.
Rarely is the hatred toward a cable company more tangible than during outages at national sporting events.
We stopped caring about Anna Kournikova before we stopped caring about Internet Explorer.
The device, from the Google Fiber team, is consistent with its guiding philosophy.
The players behind the next generation of transportation.
Microsoft, Amazon and Google earnings all beat Wall Street expectations.
Nice guys don’t always finish last.
Google’s big focus on the earnings call wasn’t Play or YouTube. It was the cloud.
Alphabet + revenue = buybacks.
A long awaited buy back.
It’s Alphabet now, but we have to wait another quarter before we see it.
Elizabeth Holmes claims she never even met Google Ventures’ Bill Maris.
“After 26, we’re going to probably transcendental numbers.”
These aren’t the drones you were looking for.
Porat also talked financial crisis, Alphabet transition and diversity in tech.
The Internet giant is close to taking a stake in the secure-messaging firm.
When markets close, $GOOG becomes Alphabet -- but nothing really changes.
Tony Fadell’s Alphabet empire makes its big software splash.
“Saying you know what [the business model] is going to look like ahead of time is fraught with peril.”