Google ‘faces €1bn-plus fine’ from EU over market dominance
Tech giant could receive record penalty for favouring its comparison shopping service in its search result pages
Apple chief: driverless car venture is ‘the mother of all AI projects’
Tim Cook confirms tech giant is working on ‘autonomous systems’, but is tight-lipped on whether it is making its own vehicle
Shaken it off! Taylor Swift ends Spotify spat
Singer ends three-year boycott of streaming service over royalties and makes entire back catalogue available to celebrate 10m sales of 1989 album
Uber fires more than 20 employees after sexual harassment investigation
Company has been taking steps to change culture following scandals that appeared to demonstrate aggressive business practices and a toxic workplace
Forget far-right populism – crypto-anarchists are the new masters
More worrying than the internet’s role in the rise of far-right populism is the digital tsunami poised to engulf us: AI and and ‘crypto-anarchists’ are radically restructuring life – and politics – as we know it
Google submits plans for ‘landscraper’ London headquarters
Construction on building that is longer than the Shard is tall set to begin in King’s Cross in 2018
Nintendo’s share price hits seven-year high as Switch sales soar
Hybrid between a home console and a handheld machine looks set to be games company’s first big hit since the Wii
In Europe political attitudes to Facebook are changing
Latest fine shows tech giants increasingly seen as destructive and obstructive, whether on tax, privacy or competition law
WannaCry attack lifts shares in cybersecurity firm Sophos to record high
Oxfordshire-based firm inundated with calls in wake of last week’s ransomware attack on NHS and other businesses
Improbable sums? Cambridge graduates’ tech firm raises $500m
British virtual simulation startup launched just five years ago is valued at more than $1bn after funding from Japan’s Softbank
New Uber blow as European legal adviser says service should be licensed like taxis
US ride-hailing app argued it is digital service, but ECJ advocate general says it should be regulated as transport company
Alleged labour abuses: Panasonic and Samsung reforms fall short, say activists
Rights groups welcome steps to improve treatment of migrant workers after Guardian revealed claims of exploitation in supply chains in Malaysia, but say more must be done
UK technology firms turn to Silicon Valley to ward off Brexit blues
Industry leaders from the north of England have embarked on mission San Francisco to woo top dealmakers in the US
Snapchat ‘will be bigger than Twitter, Yahoo and AOL with advertisers’
Messaging app forecast to attract revenues of $3bn a year by 2019 by attracting hard-to-reach youth market
Google to overhaul advertising policies after growing boycott
‘We deeply apologise,’ says company’s CBO Philipp Schindler as he announces tougher stance on hateful, offensive and derogatory content