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U.S. Justice Department demands concessions from Google

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DOJ pushes to break up Google’s search monopoly in antitrust case

The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has launched an effort to curtail Google’s dominance in the search engine market. Its proposal could reshape the landscape of Big Tech. In an Oct. 8 filing,

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US Department of Justice Could Force Google To Break Up Following Monopoly Ruling

The US Department of Justice could ask a federal judge to force Google to break up after a recent ruling determined that its search engine was an illegal monopoly.

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U.S. Justice Department demands concessions from Google, hints at a break up

U.S. government prosecutors unveiled a raft of proposed changes to Google on Wednesday as part of an anti-trust targeting the way the U.S.-tech giant promotes and distributes its key Google Search product.

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Google accuses the United States Department of Justice of risking people's 'privacy and security'

Google has accused the United States Department of Justice of risking "consumers' privacy and security". Florida Map Shows ...

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The US Could Force Android and Chrome to Split From Google

The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) recently won a lawsuit against Google for anticompetitive practices, and now ...

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Google Says Forcing It To Break Up Could Have Big Repercussions

The DoJ could potentially have Google break Android and Chrome away from itself, but the search giant says that would be a ...

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US govt. may force Google to break up and sell off Chrome or Android

Department of Justice lawyers have put forth possible actions for Google's antitrust violation conviction, including ...

Google accuses Department of Justice of risking people’s privacy and security

Google has accused the United States Department of Justice of risking “consumers’ privacy and security.” ...

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