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Googler attrition rates improve slightly in 2018 as Google forms ‘Retention Case Managers’

Diversity is one area that the tech industry in particular has to improve on. One Google effort is focussed on reducing the number of employees — specifically people of color — that quit ever year. In 2018, the company managed slight, but not significant improvements following new initiatives like Retention Case Managers.


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Google redesigns ‘Test My Site’ tool w/ speed trend, competition comparison, shareable reports, more

No one likes a slow website, and that’s especially true on mobile devices. This week, Google has updated its suite of site testing tools to include more information for businesses. With the new “Test My Site” tool from Google, tons of data is just a click away on how to make your site faster.


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This week’s top stories: Google Contacts and Gmail Material Theme, Android Chrome web dark mode, more

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In this week’s top stories: Google Contacts app receives the latest version of the Google Material Theme, Gmail’s Material Theme on Android rolls out to everyone, Google Chrome’s dark mode on Android aims to also darken web pages, the Samsung Unpacked event showed what Samsung has to offer in 2019 and much more.


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Google reorganizes Public Policy division with eye towards tech regulation, international growth

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As technology’s role, reach, and impact grows in the coming years, it will face a great deal of public scrutiny and government regulation. As one of the biggest companies, Google will face a significant amount of attention, and is reorganizing the division responsible for policy and government relations.


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Alphabet reports Q4 2018 income of $8.94 billion on $39.27 billion revenue

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Alphabet today announced its Q4 2018 earnings to wrap up the last fiscal year. Including the busy holiday season, Google and the other companies earned $39.27 billion, up 22% from the same quarter last year. These numbers range from October to December and slightly surpassed analyst expectations, but the stock is currently down 3.69% in after hours trading.


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