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Google has just endured what may be the most painful week in its history -- and there's no sign of it letting up anytime soon.

S'mores and Snapchat fame

Google.org is teaming up with the 4-H club to bring computer science to kids across the country.

Uber cofounder Travis Kalanick is being sued for fraud by early Uber investor, Benchmark, a Silicon Valley venture capital firm.

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North Korea nuclear headlines draw the blame for a broader slump. But Apple, Facebook, Netflix and other big tech stocks really led the market lower Thursday. Investors might be starting to ditch tech for safer havens.

In the wake of a controversial memo, Google prepares to talk it out

Snapchat once again failed to make Wall Street's doubts disappear.

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No, not Travis.

Consumer Reports removed its 'recommended' designation on four Microsoft Surface laptops.

A comedian claiming Twitter failed to reply to his requests to review hateful tweets has a strong message for the company.

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The meal kit delivery service can't seem to deliver any good news for Wall Street.

Bangalore-based Flipkart has announced a major new investment by the SoftBank Vision Fund,

The feature prompted users to alter selfies with "black," "Indian" and "Asian" filters. It gained widespread attention this week as social media lit up with comments that called the feature offensive.

Silicon Valley is confronting, painfully and in public, what many women have said in private for years: The tech industry is rife with accusations that women are marginalized or harassed.

Even before one of Google's engineers penned a controversial memo about its approach to diversity, the company faced a legal battle over how it pays women.

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