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  Google's Biggest Bet Is Applying AI to Its Search Business, Says Alphabet Investment Chief

  Applying AI to the search business that made Google a household name remains the largest gambit for the company, Ruth Porat, Alphabet's president and chief investment officer, said at the Reuters NEXT conference in New York on Tuesday.

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  Google to Buy More Office Space in New York City as Big Tech Swoops Down on Real Estate

  Google plans to buy an office building in Manhattan for $2.1 billion (roughly Rs. 15,470 cores), as the Alphabet-owned search engine giant joins fellow technology companies in investing in prime real estate, even as hybrid work models become common.

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  Google To Spend $2 Billion On New York City Office

  Google announced on Tuesday plans to buy a New York City office building for $2.1 billion, confirming its push into America's largest city despite the pandemic teleworking trend.

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  Twitter Staff Return to Office as New York, San Francisco Campuses Reopen at 50 Percent Capacity

  After more than 16 months of working from home, some Twitter employees in San Francisco and New York returned to the office on Monday as the company reopened its corporate campuses at 50 percent capacity in the two cities.

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  Google Restricts Visitors to its Offices, Conducts Online Job Interviews to Curb Coronavirus Risk

  Google on Monday began restricting visits to its offices in Silicon Valley, San Francisco and New York as it ramped up precautions against the deadly novel coronavirus.

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  Google CEO Tries to Calm Staff After Report on Misconduct

  Google Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai sought to reassure employees of the internet giant after a newspaper report said a former top executive was paid millions of dollars when he left following allegations of harassment and sexual misconduct.

• Apple earnings need to overcome technical malaise; shares gained 31 per cent in 2012

  Even though it is widely viewed to be undervalued after hitting an 11-month low this week and nine out of 10 brokerages recommend that investors buy or hold the stock, Apple shareholders could still be in for more rough times if technical strategists are right.

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  Google to 'shrink Motorola operations' in India

  Motorola Mobility told employees Sunday that it would lay off 20 percent of its work force and close a third of its 94 offices worldwide.

• Facebook names first woman director

  Facebook named Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg a director on Monday, adding the first woman to a board that includes seven men.

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  Google looking for a bit more NYC space - sources

  Google is looking to lease between 60,000 square feet to 100,000 square feet of office space, which depending upon the building, could be a floor or two.

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  Denials over Google Street View

  Google has confirmed that the Information Commissioner's Office in Britain had reopened its investigation of the Street View project.

• South Korea police raid Google office

  The South Korean police raided the offices of Google Korea on Tuesday as part of an investigation into whether the company illegally collected and stored personal wireless data.The U.S. search and advertising titan is already facing lawsuits and investigations in...

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  Google introduces Facebook competitor, emphasizing privacy

  Google took its biggest leap yet onto Facebook's turf on Tuesday, introducing a social networking service called the Google+ project -- which happens to look very much like Facebook.The service, which will initially be available only to a select group...

• Google introduces Facebook competitor, emphasizing privacy

  Google took its biggest leap yet onto Facebook's turf on Tuesday, introducing a social networking service called the Google+ project -- which happens to look very much like Facebook.The service, which will initially be available only to a select group of Google users who will soon be able to invite others, will let people share and discuss status u...

• Google splashes $2 bn on New York office

  Internet powerhouse Google is muscling in on New York. The web search giant confirmed Wednesday that it had bought one of the most prestigious office buildings in Manhattan.No price was given for the property at 111 Eighth Avenue, but the Los Angeles Times put the price at $2 billion.The company said that more than 2,000 Googlers would work in the ...