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Google Cloud today introduced a new tool aimed at reducing search abandonment by online shoppers. Retailers lose out on some $300 billion a year due to search abandonment, when consumers leave an e-commerce website after failing to find an item they’re searching for, according to Google Cloud and The Harris Poll. The tech giant said its Retail Search tool is generally available now. Retail Se...

An update to Google Data Studio allows users to import more insights from Search Console. See which organic keywords actually drive conversions Replace (not provided) with actual keywords and monitor their specific performance metrics in Google Analytics. Try For Free Additional data from Search Console is now available through the Google Data Studio connector, allowing users to visualize tra...

This is the web version of Data Sheet, a daily newsletter on the business of tech. Sign up to get it delivered free to your inbox. Cryptocurrency still has plenty of growing up to do before it can get the keys to the world’s economy. The latest example of crypto’s immaturity came Tuesday, when Sky Mavis, developer of the groundbreaking non-fungible token game Axie Infinity, disclosed that a h...

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Google today announced it will be rolling out improvements to its AI model to make Google Search a safer experience and one that’s better at handling sensitive queries, including those around topics like suicide, sexual assault, substance abuse and domestic violence. It’s also using other AI technologies to improve its ability to remove unwanted explicit or suggestive content from Search resu...

In a personal crisis, many people turn to an impersonal source of support: Google. Every day, the company fields searches on topics like suicide, sexual assault, and domestic abuse. But Google wants to do more to direct people to the information they need, and says new AI techniques that better parse the complexities of language are helping. Specifically, Google is integrating its latest mach...

One very common, relatively straightforward misinformation technique that we have observed at Snopes in recent years is the digitally manipulated, phony T-shirt. Using fairly rudimentary digital editing skills, propagandists, pranksters and T-shirt sellers superimpose inflammatory, controversial, or downright silly messages and images on to the shirts or sweatshirts of celebrities and politic...

A Russian tech giant mostly owned by western investors is helping websites pushing false claims about the war in Ukraine to make thousands of dollars every day through digital advertising. Yandex is considered Russia’s equivalent to Google, running both a search engine and an extensive digital advertising business. Its deputy CEO, Tigran Khudaverdyan, resigned this month after the European Un...

The war in Ukraine sparked a never-before-seen mass exodus of businesses from Russia. Corporations that spent years gaining a foothold in the growing consumer market pulled out nearly overnight, with their lucrative operations suddenly looking like liabilities. The exodus shines a spotlight on what some of those companies were doing in Russia in the first place — and why it took an act of war...

Bloomberg News The Kremlin said there are no breakthroughs in talks with Ukraine as skeptical NATO allies evaluate whether Russia’s promise to scale back military operations in Ukraine marks a turning point in the conflict or simply a tactical shift. Attacks continued to be reported near Kyiv. President Joe Biden said he’ll wait and see whether Russia delivers on a pledge made after peace tal...