Amazon.com and Alphabet’s Google plan to recruit thousands of employees in New York City, pitting the two behemoths against each other and other businesses for already-scarce talent.
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Alphabet’s Google plans to double its workforce in New York City to more than 14,000 employees over the next 10 years, CFO Ruth Porat said.
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Paytm is fighting to keep Google and WhatsApp at bay as they push into one of the hottest market for mobile wallets.
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Google services were temporarily unreachable for some users after some traffic intended to reach the web giant was rerouted through other networks.
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Facebook is ending its policy of requiring employee sexual-harassment claims to be settled in private arbitration, a day after Google rolled back a similar policy under pressure from employees.
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Google is expected to name David Feinberg, head of the Geisinger health system, to a newly created role overseeing the tech company’s health-care efforts.
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Google said it would end its requirement for employee sexual harassment claims to be handled in private arbitration, one week after thousands of workers walked out around the world to protest its handling of workplace issues.
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Google is gearing up for an expansion of its New York City real estate that could add space for more than 12,000 new workers, an amount nearly double the search giant’s current staffing in the city.
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A new survey shows that four out of five parents with children 11 and younger have let their children watch the Google-owned video site, amid concern from children’s advocacy groups it is profiting from ads targeting minors.
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