The UK's competition regulator may require Google to offer users alternative search engines; change how it ranks searches; and improve data portability.

Alphabet , faced with unprecedented threats from AI rivals, will be keen to assure investors this week that the company's own spending on the technology is helping it dig a deeper moat around its search and advertising businesses.

Investing.com -- Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL )’s search business is expected to remain stable despite increasing competition from AI chatbots, according to DeepWater Asset Management’s Gene Munster in his preview of the company’s upcoming June quarter earnings.

Last fall Google tested removing rich hotel booking options from Search, but soon abandoned that effort. Now the EU may be about to formally charge Google for violating Digital Markets Act anti ...

The Turkish competition authority has fined Google’s parent company Alphabet $9 million for abusing its search dominance. The fine relates to a previous decision by the Turkish competition body ...

Judge Mehta’s ruling could reshape a company synonymous with online search at a pivotal moment. Google is in a fierce race with other tech companies, including Microsoft, Meta and the startup ...

Google has launched an experimental search mode that replaces traditional links with AI-generated summaries, as it ramps up efforts to integrate AI amid growing competition.. Currently, Google ...

Google is being sued in Britain for potential damages of up to £5 billion ($6.6 billion) in a class action alleging the company abused its dominant market position in online search.

Alphabet’s Google must sell its Chrome browser, share data and search results with rivals and take other measures — including possibly selling Android — to end its monopoly on online search ...