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Google Inc. Chief Business Officer Nikesh Arora received $46.7 million in total compensation last year, more than double from a year earlier, becoming the company’s highest-paid executive, a regulatory filing shows.
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Google Inc. is adding employees and redoubling efforts to win new advertisers in China, even as a clash over censorship casts doubt on its ability to do business in the country, said Chief Legal Officer David Drummond .
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Google Inc., which says it gets about 1,400 requests a month from U.S. authorities for users’ e- mails and documents, is organizing an effort to press for limits on government access to digital communications.
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Google Inc., escalating a feud with Microsoft Corp. over patents, said Microsoft’s offer to join a bid for Novell Inc.’s intellectual property would have eliminated its ability to defend its Android mobile-phone operating system against legal attacks.
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Google Inc. countered remarks from Microsoft Corp. about efforts to purchase assets from Novell Inc., escalating a verbal feud over technology patents.
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Google Inc. accused Microsoft Corp. and Oracle Corp. of waging a “hostile, organized campaign” against its Android mobile software, a sign of escalating tension in the technology industry’s patent war.
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Google Inc., the biggest maker of smartphone software, agreed to buy Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. for $12.5 billion in its largest acquisition, gaining mobile patents and expanding in the hardware business.
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Among Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc.’s more than 17,000 patents, a group of 18 may prove most useful in Google Inc.’s effort to fend off litigation targeting the Android mobile platform.
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A Milan appeals court cleared two managers and a former executive of Google Inc., the world’s most-popular Internet search engine, on charges of privacy violations.
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Red Bull GmbH, the Austrian energy- drink maker, lost a court bid to stop a maker of Scalextric racing games from putting its brand name on toy cars.
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