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Eight members of Congress say they're concerned Google's wearable computer, Google Glass, could violate the privacy "of the average American."
South Korea's President Park Geun-hye met with Google founder Larry Page Friday to discuss an innovative economy driven by technology, her office said.
Google head Eric Schmidt says Google Glass, the wearable computer with display, is at least a year away and will require new social etiquette when it arrives.
Google Chairman Eric Schmidt plans to sell 3.2 million of his 7.6 million shares of the U.S. search engine, a filing with federal regulators indicated.
Regulators in Europe that manage privacy issues on the Internet have asked Google to make its policies clearer to users.
A group based in Seattle with serious credentials said it is time to start a mining company that would go after resources flying through space on asteroids.
U.S. search engine Google's shares kept rising in after-hours trading Thursday night after announcing better-than-expected earnings and a 2-for-1 stock split.
Attorneys general in 36 states say they're concerned over the implications of Google's new privacy policy, especially for users of Android-powered smartphones.
European officials have asked Google to put its recently announced privacy policy changes on hold while they ensure they don't breach data protection laws.
Steve Jobs put off surgery for cancer, instead relying on alternative treatments including exotic diets, herbal remedies and acupuncture, a biography says.
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