Google has proposed modifications to revenue-sharing agreements with partners like Apple, concerning the default status of its search engine. This move comes as part of its response to ongoing antitrust challenges, following a ruling by US District Judge Amit Mehta…
In response to ongoing antitrust issues, Google has suggested new limits on revenue-sharing agreements with partners such as Apple that set its search engine as the default. This comes after a ruling by US District Judge Amit Mehta found that…
The outgoing Biden administration has urged the courts to separate Google from its Chrome web browser in a significant antitrust move. This reflects a major shift in U.S. regulatory attitudes towards technology giants following previous inaction. The Justice Department aims…
The U.S. government has filed a request for the breakup of Google, demanding the tech giant divest its Chrome browser amid antitrust concerns. This marks a significant shift in approach towards regulating technology companies, reminiscent of past attempts to dismantle…
Google has expressed strong opposition to a proposed measure by the US Department of Justice (DOJ) that would require the tech giant to sell its popular Chrome web browser. Google argues that such a move would negatively impact consumers and…
The U.S. Department of Justice is reportedly seeking a court order to compel Alphabet Inc., Google’s parent company, to sell its web browser Chrome, which dominates approximately two-thirds of the global browser market. This move is part of the government’s…
The European Commission has imposed a €798 million fine on Meta for violating competition laws by integrating Facebook Marketplace into its platform, which allegedly created unfair conditions for competing classified ad services. The Commission mandated Meta to cease these practices,…
