#monopoly

#monopoly

Google is mandated to sell its Chrome browser to curb monopoly power, according to the Justice Department.

The DOJ's new filing includes prohibiting Google from making its search engine the default on various devices.

A coalition of 38 attorneys general proposed remedies to curb Google's search engine monopoly by potentially requiring asset divestiture.

The remedies aim to restore competition and benefit consumers.

The DOJ is seeking to break up Google by forcing divestitures of Chrome and possibly Android as part of antitrust actions.

The Justice Department is pursuing a breakup of Google, signaling aggressive antitrust action against monopolistic practices.

Google may have to divest its Chrome browser to address antitrust concerns raised by the U.S. Department of Justice.

Trump's administration has shifted enforcement actions against tech firms, pausing certain lawsuits while continuing scrutiny of Google's market power.

Meta Platforms is facing a crucial antitrust trial that could result in the breakup of Instagram and WhatsApp.

Hollywood's Monopoly movie gains momentum with new screenwriters after years of stalled attempts.

Margot Robbie joins as producer as project revives interest in classic board game.

The UK Competition Appeal Tribunal allows nearly 13,000 developers to pursue a lawsuit against Apple over alleged monopolistic practices and unfair commission charges.