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Google will not be forced to sell Chrome, despite its near-monopoly, as its dominance is not 'sufficiently attributable to its illegal conduct'
Just earlier this year, the US DOJ came in hot arguing "Google must divest the Chrome browser", and accusing it of dominance "through its unlawful and unchecked, monopolistic conduct over the past decade." For a while, it felt like something might happen to break it apart, and now it appears this was all bluster.
Google is its own worst enemy: the company appears to have leaked three upcoming Nest smart home products in its own app. Wired versions of the Nest Cam Indoor (3rd gen), Nest Cam Outdoor (2nd gen), ...
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Google can keep Chrome — but it can't have exclusive search deals, judge rules in antitrust case
Google is barred from having exclusive contracts for its search, Chrome, Google Assistant, and Gemini app products, but doesn ...
Mountain View search and digital-advertising giant must stop cutting deals with other companies to make its search engine and ...
A federal judge ruled against breaking up Google, but is barring it from making exclusive deals to make its search engine the ...
The post Google can hold on to Android, Chrome: federal judge appeared first on Salon.com. It may seem like all brands are ...
It's been a while, but Google seems poised to finally release some new Nest products.
Google avoids breakup in landmark monopoly case, with the court instead imposing limits on exclusive search contracts, data, ...
Google has axed hundreds of promising sounding services over the years. Here are the ones that proved the most useful when they were still live.
The last decade brought a lot of new headstones in the Google Graveyard, but some major products could be on the chopping block over the next 10 years.
A US federal jury has ordered Google to pay $425 million in damages for violating user privacy by collecting data even when ...
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