Internet stocks take a hit along with the rest of the market.

Ask.com will unveil a revamped search engine Monday that digs deeper into the Web to answer certain kinds of queries.

Google and Yahoo give regulators more time to complete their antitrust probe into the deal.

Google begins to pull back the curtain on its data centers to tout their energy efficiency.

By blogging about a genetic mutation that increases his risk of contracting Parkinson’s, Sergey Brin may be looking for advice.

Google CEO Eric Schmidt said he will move forward with a controversial ad deal with Yahoo, despite questions raised by federal regulators.

Google and General Electric said they would team up on a technology and policy effort aimed at increasing the capacity and versatility of the power grid.

T-Mobile plans to unveil the first phone based on Google’s mobile software on Sept. 23 in New York.

A worldwide association of newspapers asks regulators to block the Google Yahoo deal, even as its U.S.-based member says it has taken no position on it.

Under pressure from regulators and activists, Google tightened its data retention policies, saying it would anonymize search records after nine months, instead of the previous policy of holding identifiable records for 18 months.

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Late Wednesday, a federal judge threw out a copyright infringement suit against video-sharing site Veoh. Google’s YouTube unit claimed the ruling bodes well for its legal fight with Viacom.

Facebook users have been targeted by spam and a rapidly mutating Internet worm, but the company says it is fighting off the attacks.

Yahoo’s shares closed Thursday at their lowest point since Microsoft made its offer to buy the company, signaling ongoing investor pessimism.

Intel and Yahoo announced a partnership Wednesday to use widget technology to bring interactive Internet applications to televisions.