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Marissa Mayer, upon her Yahoo CEO venture, could amass over $60m in bonuses and shares, marking a pivotal financial incentive move.

Optimation partners with Barbador to boost Google Cloud services in NZ, aiming to transform IT usage among local businesses.

Marissa Mayer, formerly of Google, takes the helm as Yahoo's new CEO, marking the company's third leadership change in a year.

Google+ decoded: A comprehensive guide for those mystified by social media, revealing how to share, connect, and thrive online.

Chrome lands on iOS, mixing slow performance with seamless sync capabilities. Discover why this app's pros may outweigh its cons.

Google adds a jellybean Android sculpture at its HQ, heralding the Jellybean OS release before the I/O conference.

Larry Page has missed one engagement and cancelled his appearances at two others, but no-one wants to explain why.

Axis works with Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Internet Explorer, and versions for Android and Windows Phone are on the way.

Leaked info suggests Google Drive will offer 5GB of space for free; so will it work with Apple operating systems?.

Google fined £19k by FCC for not cooperating in a privacy breach probe linked to Street View data collection, despite its £38bn cash reserve.

Google reports its second consecutive USD $10 billion quarter, driven by strong performances from Chrome, Android, and YouTube.

Instagram's Android app hits 5m downloads in under a week, becoming Google Play's second top free app as it joins the Facebook family.

Google to start gathering user data from Gmail, YouTube, and Maps tomorrow, aiming to refine ad targeting and enhance user experience.

Motorola Mobility - and by extension Google - failing to meet FRAND licensing commitments; is this the pot calling the kettle black?.

Ovum says it's time for network operators to start re-thinking their legacy services, or wait for further drops in revenue.

Google seals $12.5 billion Motorola deal with US and EU nod, promising fair licensing. Regulatory eyes remain keen on market play.

In-house ads are taking up the majority of space on mainstream news sites, as publishers struggle to convince advertisers to make the leap from print.

The internet gears up for a major upgrade as IPv6, enabling over 340 trillion addresses, sets to launch on June 6, backed by tech giants.

Google says sorry for using underhand tactics in Kenya, including database snooping and falsely claiming partnership with local firm Mocality.

Reddit plans a 12-hour blackout to protest against the US's SOPA, aiming to make a significant statement in the fight for internet freedom.