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Google's autocomplete function can be a comedy goldmine. Google reveals so many ridiculous searches that they are now affectionately recorded by Internet meme-sters.
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Google Inc., operator of the world’s largest Internet search engine, lost a case in Germany’s top civil court over how its autocomplete function adds words to searches.
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Former German President Christian Wulff was charged with accepting bribes from a film producer who sought his influence in 2008 to get Siemens AG to support distribution of a movie.
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German President Christian Wulff resigned amid the threat of a legal probe into corruption allegations, delivering a blow to Chancellor Angela Merkel that risks distracting her from the euro-region debt crisis.
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A public spat broke out between German President Christian Wulff and the country’s largest newspaper, deepening the dispute a day after Wulff said his attempt to intervene over a story was a “terrible mistake.”
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German President Christian Wulff said his attempt to intervene in the publication of a story about a home loan was a “terrible mistake,” though for now he spared Chancellor Angela Merkel a crisis by vowing to remain in office.
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German opposition lawmakers stepped up pressure on President Christian Wulff to resign after prosecutors signaled their readiness to start a formal investigation into allegations he accepted illicit favors.
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German President Christian Wulff came under increased scrutiny after reports that he telephoned a newspaper editor in an effort to block a story revealing a private home loan he received in 2008.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel came to the defense of President Christian Wulff for a second time as her party ally faced growing scrutiny of a private home loan and vacations at the homes of business people.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel ’s candidate for the German presidency, Christian Wulff , was elected in a third round of voting, as delegates used the first two secret ballots to take a swipe at her coalition.
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