Here s what s on the Thursday menu.
Expansion of right to be forgotten: Google will reportedly remove certain links from all its domains when viewed by European users, as opposed to just blocking them from European search results. (NYT)
Questioned by British lawmakers during a televised hearing, Google defends U.K. tax deal.
About 100 Intel cafeteria workers and their supporters rallied outside Intel headquarters Wednesday over low wages.
Zynga results come in at top end of estimates, but it s still losing users. (WSJ)
Tesla updates Summon self-parking software after Consumer Reports raises safety issues.
Andreessen Horowitz and Founders Fund recently sold $148 million of their stake in Lyft to Saudi Prince Al-Waleed. (WSJ)
Remember MySpace? It s now owned by Time, which just bought its parent company Viant.
Woman at center of GamerGate controversy has dropped harassment charges, saying trying to get the law to protect me has only continually put me in harm s way.
Here s one look at the 2016 presidential candidates techies have donated to — the top three were Rubio, Fiorina and Bush.
New report: Cheap smartphones will propel app spending to $101 billion by 2020.
Photo: Zynga CEO Mark Pincus walks off the stage after an announcement of new games at Zynga headquarters in San Francisco, Tuesday, June 26, 2012. (Associated Press)
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