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Google Has An Illegal Monopoly On Search, U.S. Judge Finds
WORLDWIDE – A U.S. judge ruled Monday that google violated antitrust law by spending billions to create an illegal monopoly as the world’s default search engine.
WORLDWIDE – A U.S. judge ruled Monday that google violated antitrust law by spending billions to create an illegal monopoly as the world’s default search engine.
The landmark decision marks a significant victory for federal authorities challenging big tech’s dominance.
The ruling paves the way for a second trial to determine remedies, possibly including a breakup of Alphabet, google’s parent company.
Alphabet says it plans to appeal the decision.
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