DOJ Moves to Force Google to Divest Chrome Browser Amid Antitrust Battle
DOJ aims to force Google to sell off its Chrome browser, intensifying the antitrust battle against Big Tech monopolies.
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Germany Ends Antitrust Dispute with Meta After Data Control Measures Implemented
Germany ends antitrust case against Meta after the company grants users greater control over data usage, marking significant changes in Meta’s data practices.
U.S. Considers Breaking Up Google After Landmark Monopoly Ruling
The U.S. Justice Department may request Google to divest key businesses like Chrome and Android after a judge found the tech giant maintains an illegal monopoly in online search.
Google Antitrust Ruling Could Cost Apple $20 Billion Annually
Apple’s $20 billion annual deal with Google faces uncertainty after a U.S. judge rules Google’s search engine is an illegal monopoly, potentially impacting profits for both tech giants.
India’s Antitrust Probe Finds Apple Abused Dominant Position in App Market
India’s Competition Commission finds Apple abused its dominant position in the iOS app market, imposing unfair practices on developers. The findings may lead to fines and changes in business practices.
Apple Faces EU Charges Over App Store, Potential Billions in Fines
Apple could face billions in fines as the EU charges the tech giant with violating the Digital Markets Act through its App Store policies.