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Iran: Google's translator and Khamenei's head

Internet giant Google on Friday started translating Persian, also known as Farsi, in a move that could dramatically help spread information on the Iranian election crisis, but the service is far from perfect.

CNNMoney: The perks of marrying Google

When it comes to raising capital in the current economic environment, being married to a Google co-founder has its advantages.

Google's censorship struggles continue in China

Google was going to help democratize data in China. Instead, about three years after entering the Middle Kingdom, the search company still finds itself in an uncomfortable working relationship with government censors.

CNNMoney: Google confirms U.S. antitrust inquiry

Google Inc. has received formal notice from the Justice Department that antitrust investigators are looking into its settlement with publishers that would help make millions of books available online.

CNNMoney: Google tool targets Microsoft Outlook users

Google Inc. introduced software to make it easier for businesses using Microsoft Corp.'s Outlook to switch to its Web-based communications and collaboration products.

Fortune: Google searches mirror the economy

When the stock market goes up these days, your 401(k) isn't the only thing that will follow. So, too, does the volume of Google searches for economic terms.

Google: Web and browsers will lead app development

Google spent Wednesday morning trying to get developers excited about the next generation of Web technologies by showing off how future Web applications will mimic desktop apps.

CNNMoney: Search wars: WolframAlpha joins the battle

Search engine wars are heating up.

How to address women -- married, divorced, single

Although I don't plan to change my name when I get hitched this summer, I respect and appreciate every woman's right to choose what's best for her. I reject the notion some have expressed that when a woman takes her husband's last name she's giving up her identity.

CNNMoney: No one can touch Google on search

Suddenly, search engines seem to be multiplying.

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