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DOJ Proposes Google to Sell Chrome to Break Search Monopoly

The DOJ insists Google must divest its Chrome browser to foster competition in online search markets, leaving potential Android spin-out on the table. The court will decide on remedies in April.

Google Employees Urge DOJ for Worker Protections Amid Antitrust Breakup

In a recent meeting with the DOJ Antitrust Division, Google workers emphasized the need for protections during the expected breakup of the company. They seek safeguards to ensure that employees can...

DOJ Proposes Breaking Up Google’s Search Monopoly: Key Details

The DOJ is taking steps to limit Google's dominance in search, proposing behavioral and structural remedies, including potential breakups. Discover how this will impact competitors and users in the...

Proposed Remedies for Google's Monopoly: DOJ Considers Breakup and Changes

Following Judge Amit Mehta's ruling that Google is a monopolist, DOJ lawyers propose remedies to restore competition. Solutions include selling off parts of Google like Chrome and Android, addressi...

How Google Challenges the DOJ's Ad Tech Monopoly Case

In a recent trial, the DOJ accused Google of monopolizing the ad tech market. Google argues the market definition is flawed, asserting competitive dynamics with social media and other platforms. Th...