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Make yourself smarter: Google Pay adds THREE handy features for easier shopping - Vimarsana News

Make yourself smarter: Google Pay adds THREE handy features for easier shopping

Google Pay is introducing three new features that could make your online shopping experience easier and more transparent. Even though the Google Pay app is set to go offline in the United States on...

Google Witness Reveals Apple Gets 36% on Safari Deal - Vimarsana News

Google Witness Reveals Apple Gets 36% on Safari Deal

Google’s main economic expert, Kevin Murphy, disclosed that the company is paying 36% of the search deal revenue through the Safari browser during the antitrust trial in Washington.

Google pays $10 billion a year to maintain monopoly, says US - Vimarsana News

Google pays $10 billion a year to maintain monopoly, says US

The Justice Department and 52 attorneys general from states and US territories allege Google illegally maintained its monopoly by paying billions to tech rivals, smartphone makers and wireless providers in exchange for being set as the preselected option or default on mobile phones and web browsers.

Google Antitrust Trial: Google Pays $10 Billion A Year To Maintain Monopoly Over Online Search: US - Vimarsana News

Google Antitrust Trial: Google Pays $10 Billion A Year To Maintain Monopoly Over Online Search: US

The US government on Tuesday accused Google of paying out $10 billion a year to Apple and other firms in order to safeguard its monopoly over online search.

Source: ndtv.com
Google Pays $118 Million To Female Staff In Gender Discrimination Suit - Vimarsana News

Google Pays $118 Million To Female Staff In Gender Discrimination Suit

Google said on Sunday that it was "very pleased" to be settling, without admission of wrongdoing, a class-action lawsuit that argued it underpaid female employees and assigned them lower-ranking positions.

Source: ndtv.com