Alphabet's Google has agreed to pay $391.5 million to settle claims made by 40 US states that the tech giant is monitoring its users' whereabouts. The Michigan attorney general announced the news on Monday (November 14).

Google will pay 40 US states $391.5 million to settle 'location tracking' probe

Two junior Indian antitrust research associates and a law school student were behind a complaint that sparked a probe into Google's alleged anti-competitive practices in the country, in what has become another regulatory challenge for the US firm.

India's latest Google probe sparked by junior antitrust researchers

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Google will pay 40 US states $391.5 million to settle 'location tracking' probe

India's latest Google probe sparked by junior antitrust researchers