After an eight year absence, Alphabet re-opens its Google News service for users in Spain, after a dispute over publisher payments

After an eight year absence, Alphabet re-opens its Google News service for users in Spain, after a dispute over publisher payments
Moscow fines Google $260,000 for refusing to store data in Russia, despite Google's Russian subsidiary filing for bankruptcy last month
UK's competition watchdog launches second investigation of Google's ad tech practices, and whether it may have favoured its own services
Lawsuit alleges Google and Deepmind Technologies used NHS data of 1.6 million Britons 'without their knowledge or consent'
Google subsidiary in Russia has its local bank account seized by authorities, and responds by announcing intention to file for bankruptcy
Bunch of hardware reveals from Google at its I/O developer conference, including new Pixel smartphones, smartwatch, tablet, earbuds, and AR glasses
Tech giant posts mixed first quarter results, as Alphabet contends with rising inflation, increased YouTube competition, and falling ad spend
Utilising local talent as Google says is to open a product development centre in the Kenyan capital Nairobi, to better serve growing African market
CEO Sundar Pichai confirms hefty spending plans for Google in 2022 in the United States, which includes new offices and data centres
Pot calling kettle black? Roskomnadzor to take punitive measures against YouTube over 'fake' images about Russia's invasion of Ukraine
After months of testing, Alphabet's Wing division will this week begin a commercial drone delivery service in the Dallas-Fort Worth region
A 'patriotic' Russian TV channel alleges that bailiffs have seized 1 billion roubles ($12 million) in unpaid fines from Google, over YouTube ban
Waymo staff in San Francisco now offered driverless rides, as the firm also expand its autonomous rides to downtown Phoenix
Yet another healthcare move from Google, which is now testing the sensors on smartphones for heart monitoring and eyeball health
Settlement with four former engineers who sued Google over alleged retaliation, because of their staff organising activities
Antitrust move. The UK and European Commission opens formal antitrust investigations of Google and Meta over ad tech concerns
Staff at Google have been told to should return to physical offices from 4 April, with hybrid working approaches being adopted
Major changes at Google as it eases tough restrictions on vaccines, as it prepares to re-open its offices and campuses in the US
Last twitch of the corpse that is Google+ (Google Plus) revealed, as enterprise-focused spin-off Currents is to be wound down
CMA says it will keep “close eye” on Google after it accepted the firm's revised offer concerning the banning of third-party cookies
Google parent Alphabet posts a stunning set of quarterly and annual results, and announces a 20 to 1 stock split in the summer
Google has been told by French court it has to pay a $112m fine, over forcing use of advertising tracking cookies on people’s devices
New privacy sandbox change. Google swaps system, as part of its efforts to replace cookies used by Chrome browser for online advertising
Four attorneys general in the US are suing Google for allegedly misleading users about when it was able to track their locations
Despite delaying staff return to its offices, Google spends £728m ($1bn) acquiring office building in London, and will increase UK headcount
Group of more than 80 fact-checking organisations write open letter to YouTube's CEO, calling platform a major conduit of misinformation
Italian police arrest a leading mafia fugitive in Spain after he spent 20 years on the run, thanks to an image captured by Google Street View
French regulator imposes 150 million euros ($169m) fine on Googe, and 60m euros fine on Meta, over complexity about refusing online cookies
Senior management at Google parent Alphabet have been awarded huge pay rises and generous stock options, regulatory filings show
US federal judge rules CEO of search engine giant Google, Sundar Pichai, can be questioned over a lawsuit about tracking web browsing