European Commission broadens probe into Google advertising technology by taking over Portuguese investigation into same issue

European Commission broadens probe into Google advertising technology by taking over Portuguese investigation into same issue
Many of the cyberthreats your business faces are invisible. Learn how to shine a light on these threats and discover how to take action to protect your business
Search engine landing page stripped of colour, as Google pays simple tribute following the death of Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday
Settlement for $7 million between Twitter and Peiter “Mudge” Zatko was made days before former security boss filed his whistleblower complaint
Prices of iPhones will remain the same in America, but will rise in key Apple markets including the UK, Germany and Japan
Return to office. CEO Andy Jassy says Amazon will not force corporate staff back into the office anytime soon
Content moderation development. Another expansion of Twitter's community fact-checking project, known as Birdwatch
Industry experts react to Apple's 'Far Out' launch of the iPhone 14, Apple Watch Series 8, Watch Ultra, and next generation AirPod Pro
Future of BT's low cost Internet Service Provider Plusnet, is 'under review', amid move to rebrand EE as flagship consumers option
Welcome to the live blog of Apple's special event on 7 September 2022, where it is expected to launch the iPhone 14, Apple Watch Series 8 and updated AirPod Pros
Delaware judge grants Elon Musk's request to include whistleblower claims in his Twitter counter lawsuit, but won't delay 17 October trial
US Chips and Science Act (Chips). Biden administration tells those receiving federal funding they will not be allowed to invest in China
Hacker claim of TikTok breach has been deleted and the user banned, after TikTok dismissed the allegations as incorrect
Irish data protection watchdog slaps Meta's Instagram with a hefty €405m (£349m) fine for letting teenagers display their contact details
More delays to the national security probe into the acquisition of Newport Wafer Fab by a Chinese owned entity
British owner of Holiday Inn and Crowne Plaza - InterContinental Hotels Group - confirms “unauthorised access” to systems
NASA extends its partnership with SpaceX, by awarding it five additional missions to carry astronauts to and from the ISS
National Labor Relations Board official recommends rejection of Amazon's objections to historic union election in New York
Cruise issues recall and update for software in 80 self-driving vehicles after crash in San Francisco leaves two people injured
British Antitrust watchdog, the CMA, is concerned Microsoft's purchase of gaming giant could “substantially lessen competition”
British chip designer Arm Holdings accuses Qualcomm and Nuvia of trademark infringement and breaching certain licence agreements
Much requested edit feature is being trialled by Twitter, that will allow tweets to be edited up to 30 minutes after being published
Donald Trump's social networking app remains unavailable on Google's Play Store, for violating policies about having a content moderation system
Two leading American chipmakers, Nvidia and AMD, have been ordered to stop selling some of their AI-related technology to China
Responsibility for ongoing ransomware attack in the country has been claimed by Cuba gang, as local officials blame Russia
Cloud rivals AWS and Google hit out at Microsoft's changes to its licence agreements, calling them anti competitive and not fair to customers
Bad news on the tech jobs front. Over 1,000 employees at Snapchat parent Snap are reportedly to be handed their P45s today
That didn't last long. Meta is to close its Facebook Gaming app later this year – two years after it was launched to take on Twitch, YouTube
After delay on Monday, NASA slates Saturday for test launch of Artemis I rocket, intended to eventually take humans back to the Moon
Apple's chief privacy officer, Jane Horvath, is to leave the tech giant after 11 years in her role, and will instead join a law firm