USA Today: Google says U.S. suit is wrong - it pays women fairly

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Google parent Alphabet is facing a gender pay equity shareholder resolution from activist investor Arjuna Capital at its annual meeting on June 7. "Investors' long-term wealth is under threat when companies flout the rules on how women are treated in the workplace," Natasha Lamb, managing director of Arjuna Capital, said in a statement.

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