Stories by Reuters
Alphabet wants user-generated content on Google Earth
Another lawsuit targets President Trump, this time for blocking Twitter users
Microsoft to Heartland: Broadband is coming
Siemens and AES team up to create energy storage joint venture
Amazon wins right to sell food and groceries in India
Facebook plans to tackle Silicon Valley housing shortage by building its own
Amazon stopped Whole Foods from seeking a bidding war
Twitter’s lawsuit over U.S. surveillance gag order moves forward
Qualcomm asks authorities to bar Apple from selling iPhones in the U.S. over patent dispute
Intel and John McAfee settle lawsuits over antivirus pioneer’s right to use his name on other products
China’s Baidu investigated after CEO tested autonomous car on public roads
EU appoints panel to advise on Android antitrust case
China’s Alibaba debuts low-cost voice assistant speaker to rival Amazon’s
Samsung poised to overtake Intel as biggest chip maker by revenue
Facebook fights U.S. gag order over government search warrants
Glitch caused Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and other stock prices to spike or plummet
Dropbox reportedly seeks to hire IPO underwriters
Microsoft confirms sales and marketing reorganization
China’s Tencent to limit children’s time playing Honour of Kings to curb addiction
Germany prepares for cyberattacks ahead of G20 summit
India pushes Microsoft for cheaper Windows 10 upgrades after cyberattacks
Baidu spearheads China’s self-driving charge from Silicon Valley
Alibaba’s reportedly preparing to launch an Amazon Echo clone for Chinese market
PayPal invests in LendUp, a startup that offers loans to consumers rejected by banks
Uber claims that it didn’t tell Waymo’s self-driving car exec to download confidential files
Canada’s top court rules Google can be forced to remove search results worldwide
Toshiba sues Western Digital for interfering in sale of its chip unit
Google faces a daunting challenge organizing itself under Alphabet
Messaging app Telegram faces heat from Russian authorities over role in terrorism
Israel’s position at cutting edge of global tech is at risk due to talent shortage
Tech firms including Cisco, IBM, and SAP allow Russian authorities to review product source code
Facebook counters online extremism with new U.K. training program for NGOs
Amazon to charge advertisers $2.8 million for Thursday night NFL ad packages
Facebook refuses to share political ad data with researchers
Google proposes regulation that gives law enforcement easier access to user data stored abroad
After Apple revealed it will develop its own graphics chips, Imagination Technologies put itself up for sale
With iPhone 8 launch looming, electronics firms stock up on memory chips
Genealogy website Ancestry.com confidentially files for IPO
