A California woman sued the tech giants, alleging Instagram and YouTube were designed to be addictive to children.
The rally in memory stocks was losing further steam Wednesday, as investors are seemingly worried about the sustainability of sky-high component prices.
A California woman sued the tech giants, claiming Instagram and YouTube were designed to be addictive to children.
A Los Angeles jury found Alphabet's Google and Meta liable on Wednesday in a landmark youth social media addiction trial.
Meta and Google, the parent company of YouTube, were found liable for harming a woman's mental health due to addictive design features, a California jury found in a landmark decision on Wednesday, just one day after a jury in New Mexico ordered the Facebook parent company to pay $375 million for enabling child exploitation and misleading the users about safety features.
After over a week of deliberations, a Los Angeles jury today delivered a potential game changing verdict of negligence against social media giants Meta and Google for creating addictive products and platforms that harm minors.
Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL | GOOGL Price Prediction) and Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) both delivered strong Q4 2025 earnings, but the stories underneath the numbers differ sharply.
Before artificial intelligence minted billionaires and roiled the stock market, the London startup caught the attention of tech's biggest names.
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Alphabets's Google will label verified investment apps on its app store in India, a move aimed at helping users spot legitimate trading platforms and avoid scams, a senior official at the country's markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India said on Wednesday.
Openreach has expanded its partnership with Google Cloud to use artificial intelligence to speed up fibre broadband construction and cut emissions from one of Britain's largest commercial vehicle fleets, the BT-owned network operator said on Wednesday.
In the closing of the recent trading day, Alphabet (GOOGL) stood at $290.44, denoting a -3.85% move from the preceding trading day.