Google is notorious for axing its projects and services. Recently, the company announced it will shut down its Google Podcasts app in the United States.

This article discusses Google delaying its third-party cookie phaseout, Tesla's rally as traders bet on product roadmap, Senate's vote on TikTok bill, and FTC's ban on non-compete clauses.

Google delays phaseout of third-party cookies in Chrome yet again. Tesla rallies after pointing to its upcoming affordable models. FTC votes to ban non-compete clauses.

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Google has built the new office with sustainability as a core design and operations philosophy. The search giant has mounted 240 photovoltaic solar panels on the roof of the office. These feed power ...

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