Google's Chrome to fetch up to $20 billion if judge orders sale
Briefly

Alphabet Inc.'s Chrome browser could be sold for up to $20 billion in a historic DOJ crackdown on Google's alleged search market monopolization. The initiative signals a major shift in antitrust policy towards tech giants.
Owning Chrome is essential for Google's advertising revenue, as the browser allows the company to access signed-in user data and effectively target advertisements. This connection to AI products further enhances Chrome's strategic value.
Read at The Mercury News
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