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Google Seeks to Retain Chrome Amid DOJ Antitrust Demands

In response to the DOJ's proposed changes in its search business, Google offers its own plan, focusing on limiting default placement deals for three years. This includes ending its lucrative search...

Google Proposes Unbundling Android Apps in Antitrust Response

In response to the DOJ's antitrust measures, Google suggests unbundling its Android apps, focusing on payment structures and licensing, rather than breaking off Chrome or Google Play. Learn about t...

The DOJ's Strategy to Break Google’s Search Monopoly: Key Proposals Explained

Explore the DOJ's recent plan to dismantle Google's search monopoly, focusing on potential Chrome sales, data syndication, and stricter regulations. Learn how these changes could impact competition...

Google Responds to DOJ’s Extreme Proposal to Sell Chrome

Alphabet’s top lawyer criticizes DOJ's radical remedies, stating they would harm American security, privacy, and global tech leadership.

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.