The $324 million settlement proposed by Google(NASDAQ GOOG) to resolve the anti-poaching class action lawsuit filed by Silicon Valley employees was rejected by the court. Some tech workers objected the anti-poaching settlement and recommended to renegotiate the amount. The technology companies involved in the lawsuit include Apple Inc (NASDAQ AAPL), Adobe Systems Incorporated (NASDAQ ADBE), Intel Corporation (NASDAQ INTC), and Google Inc (NASDAQ GOOG). According … Continue reading Top Stock: Google (NASDAQ GOOG) Anti Poaching Settlement Rejected

Google Inc (NASDAQ GOOG) latest tussle with the European regulators could be concerned with the deals it entered with the Smartphone and tablet manufacturers using its Android software. According to Reuters, European commission is keen to know about the Google Inc’s agreement alongside any condition that requires manufacturers to preload Google Inc’s apps and services on their device. European regulators are giving tough time to … Continue reading Stock in News: Google Inc (NASDAQ GOOG) May Be Looking At Another EU Probe

As per recent rumors on the Wall Street, Google (NASDAQ GOOG) is all set to place an Instagram Competitor. Google wants to branch out and expand social networks. A recent report from Bloomberg claims the search giant plans to spin-off Google+ Photos into something separate. Google+ fields a lot of criticism for not accruing as many numbers as competitor Facebook continues to take the lead. … Continue reading Google Inc (NASDAQ GOOG) Plans An Instagram Competitor

From across all platforms, users can now install Google Now for Android 4.1+. Google’s Now launcher debuted with the Nexus 5 last year, which brings a fresh new interface to the table. Later on, it arrived on the Google Play Store, but only for Nexus and Google Play edition devices. Now, the good news is that a new update has rolled out to the Google … Continue reading Top Stock: Google Inc (NASDAQ GOOG) launches Now Launcher For All

Google Inc (NASDAQ GOOG) wants to simplify your search experience. The search giant now lets users call businesses directly via Google+. Calls to businesses in the United States and Canada are free, calls to international businesses will require a small fee. You can now call a business directly from its Google Search listing. The fees for Google+ international rates start at ten cents a minute … Continue reading Google (NASDAQ GOOG) Simplifies Search Experience