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Google to invest $2 billion in Malaysian data center and cloud hub
Read full article: Google to invest $2 billion in Malaysian data center and cloud hubGoogle plans to invest $2 billion in Malaysia, developing its first data center and a Google Cloud hub in the latest big foray by a U.S. tech giant in the Southeast Asian country.
Google rebounds from unprecedented drop in ad revenue with a resurgence that pushes stock higher
Read full article: Google rebounds from unprecedented drop in ad revenue with a resurgence that pushes stock higherGoogle snapped out of an unprecedented advertising slump during its latest quarter, signaling a return to growth cycle needed to fuel investments in artificial intelligence technology that expected to reshape the competitive landscape.
Google's parent reports slowest quarterly growth in 2 years
Read full article: Google's parent reports slowest quarterly growth in 2 yearsGoogle’s revenue growth during the past quarter decelerated to its slowest pace in two years as advertisers reined in their spending amid fears of an economic recession.
Google to work with Ford on Detroit research hub in Michigan Central Station
Read full article: Google to work with Ford on Detroit research hub in Michigan Central StationGoogle is joining Ford Motor Co.'s effort to transform a once-dilapidated Detroit train station into a research hub focused on electric and self-driving vehicles.
How Google evolved from 'cuddly' startup to antitrust target
Read full article: How Google evolved from 'cuddly' startup to antitrust targetThat pledge is now a distant memory as Google confronts an existential threat similar to what Microsoft once faced. They focused on creating a database of everything on the internet through a search engine that almost instantaneously listed a pecking order of websites most likely to have what anyone wanted. Google's promotion of Chrome on its search engine helped the browser supplant Explorer as the market leader. Google began reining in its spending and even created a new holding company, Alphabet, to oversee some of its unprofitable projects, such as internet=beaming balloons and self-driving cars. —-Liedtke first interviewed Larry Page and Sergey Brin in 2000 when he began covering Google for the AP.