This week, it was Google’s turn for a little litigation drama that was prompted not by a judge, but by none other than Apple’s SVP of Services Eddy Cue. As part of Google’s search antitrust case, Cue ...

One reason for the continued run in the shares has been the various services Apple sells to people living their digital lives ...

Alphabet and Apple shares sank after Eddy Cue, Apple's services chief, said he believes that AI search engines will eventually replace standard search engines such as Google, according to Bloomberg.

Google's artificial intelligence recaps are eating away at its clicks, according to a new survey from Pew Research Center.

Despite Cue’s indication that some users may prefer AI to Google, Douglas Anmuth, head of U.S. internet equity research at JPMorgan, believes it’s not time for Google to panic.

Google stock plunged Wednesday after Apple’s senior vice president of services said the tech giant believes AI search engines will eventually replace standard search engines, according to a new report ...