Google has announced that it's retiring separate country code top-level domain names like google.co.uk or google.com.br and ...

Google is combining all of its foreign domain names (such as google.co.jp and google.ru) into one domain, google.com.

Google will soon stop using country-level domains for its search engine as google.com already provides local results for all ...

Google says it will still provide local search results while redirecting its country-level domains to google.com.

Google is gradually rolling out an update that will redirect all country code top-level domain names for Google Search to ...

Google is set to streamline the search experience by redirecting country-specific domain names to its primary domain, ...

Google is set to streamline the search experience by redirecting country code top-level domain names to google.com in the ...

Google will use ".com" domains globally now, because it no longer uses country-coded URLs to provide local results.

Google announced that country-level domain names for its Google search page, such as google.ng or google.com.br, will be phased out.

Users around the world visited country-specific sites like google.co.in (India) or google.co.uk (UK). However, Google says ...

Google said that the change will be rolled out gradually over the coming months, with users prompted to re-enter some of ...