Fiat workers notice a Street View car filming in their area. So one staff member decides to drive right up to the door of VW's nearby headquarters and park a Fiat 500 there. The Street View car photographs it. [Read more]

Analyst Michael Pachter tells Bloomberg TV that Zuckerberg "wouldn't go to church in a hoodie." He continued, "I mean you shouldn't. You just show the institution respect, and I think he didn't show respect on Wall Street." [Read more]

The company posted revenue during the first quarter of $529.4 million. Its net income hit $21.1 million, jumping 349 percent over last year. [Read more]

First-ever open-air startup fair sets up in the shadow of city hall in Mountain View, Calif. [Read more]

The engineer responsible for writing the code that led to tons of personal and private data being collected from the Google's Street View cars is found out and called a "GOD in the wireless community." [Read more]

Google is watching you

Company releases full version of FCC's report on company's controversial gathering of personal data with Street View cars. [Read more]

As the Web giant agrees to pay the $25,000 penalty ordered by the FCC, it also discloses that the U.S. Justice Department ended its probe into Street View almost a year ago. [Read more]

The privacy group says the report "raised questions about the scope" of the investigation, which yielded a $25,000 fine against the Web giant. [Read more]

Investors snap up eBay shares after hours after the company's myriad e-commerce arms fired on all cylinders in the quarter. [Read more]

Congressman and Internet privacy group calls for probe of street mapping service, which inadvertently collected and stored data from unencrypted wireless networks. [Read more]

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has fined Google $25,000, saying the online search leader impeded an investigation into how it collected data while taking photos for its "Street View" mapping feature.