Google's unofficial motto has haunted it as it has grown ever larger, but a shareholder lawsuit sought to rein in some of the company's excesses. And it might be working.

Google will spend $500 million over the next 10 years overhauling its compliance system as part of a settlement to clear up shareholder lawsuits. The search engine company was accused of violating ...

While the higher-profile DOJ antitrust lawsuit against Google continues, the company has reached a provisional settlement over similar accusations from its shareholders. The Department of Justice ...

The lawsuit was brought in 2021 by two Michigan-based investment funds. They accused Google of engaging in anticompetitive practices across the search, advertising and mobile app markets.

The case against Alphabet officials like Sundar Pichai and Sergey Brin was originally brought by a Michigan pension fund on behalf of shareholders back in 2021. In comparison to the structural ...

The letters were disclosed in a Freedom of Information Act Request made by Tony Tan, a software engineer and Google shareholder suing the search giant for not complying with the TikTok ban.

Google parent company Alphabet has reached a preliminary settlement with shareholders that will force structural changes to its board and could cost $500 million or more.