Many see Perplexity’s bid to buy Google’s Chrome browser as a strategic statement rather than a likely transaction.

In mounting an unsolicited bid for Google’s browser, the three-year-old AI startup seeks to take advantage of uncertainty over a pending antitrust ruling.

Artificial intelligence (AI) start-up Perplexity has made a surprise $34.5bn (£25.6bn) takeover offer for Google's Chrome ...

Indian executives are now leading top global companies. Satya Nadella heads Microsoft. Sundar Pichai is at the helm of Google ...

San Francisco-based Perplexity, valued at about $18bn, said large venture capital funds had agreed to fully finance the deal.

More virtual candidates are using AI tools to cheat by feeding them answers off screen, especially in technical interviews, recruiters say. So companies are returning to the retro idea of in-person ...

The Department of Justice wants Google to be forced to sell Chrome. One industry rival valued it at upwards of $50 billion.

Perplexity is no stranger to headline-grabbing offers — it made a similar one for TikTok US in January, offering to merge with the popular short-video app.

The bid comes as a federal judge considers forcing the tech giant to sell the web browser after its antitrust violations.

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AI browser Perplexity has launched an unsolicited bid to buy Google Chrome, after the U.S. government has encouraged Google ...

In an unlikely bid that shows the growing brashness of young artificial intelligence companies, the A.I. start-up Perplexity ...