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If you think Square’s design is simple now ...
A study by a GOP polling firm finds mixed views on the likes of Airbnb, Facebook and Uber.
Google’s parent company now breaks out revenue by geography.
Google could have a hard time catching up to Amazon.
The New York Times’ Mike Isaac talks about his profile of Uber CEO Travis Kalanick on Too Embarrassed to Ask.
A fast-growing and profitable Amazon is a scary Amazon.
Anthony Levandowski, who pleaded the Fifth in the Uber-Alphabet suit, is being replaced by Eric Meyhofer “for the remainder of the Waymo litigation.”
The non-Google businesses are costing more to run.
Added to its domestic cash, it would have $81 billion to spend on acquisitions.
Could the money-transfer service be called Apple Cash, perhaps?
Alphabet reports numbers on Thursday.
Meet the Echo Look.
More pages could be in hot water for disparaging content.
Anthony Levandowski argued that a document could serve to incriminate him, thus infringing on his Fifth Amendment rights.
Waymo originally had 100 Chrysler Pacificas in its fleet.