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After retaining Chrome, Google fears split from advertising service
The US government sought to force Google to divest itself of its Chrome browser, but that operation failed. N...
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Google can keep Chrome and Android, avoiding a messy breakup
Last year, US judge Amit P. Mehta called Google a monopolist. On Tuesday, the judge reiterated in a new rulin...
U.S. government wants to block $14B Juniper acquisition by HPE
The U.S. Department of Justice wants legal action to block HPE's acquisition of Juniper Networks. According t...
Five members of cyber gang Scattered Spider indicted in U.S.
The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has named five suspects as responsible for stealing millions of dollars in...
Google may have to divest Android and Chrome
U.S. government eager to put the squeeze on Google over alleged market dominance
Google optimized ad auctions to favourably impact revenue
Google regularly tweaked its ad auction system for Google Ads to meet revenue targets. This testified Google'...
Europe follows US and wants to split up Google
The European Commission (EC) plans to tackle Google's online advertising power, by splitting thing up. In doi...
Ericsson pleads guilty to federal bribery, will pay a $206M fine
The decision comes after the Swedish company violated a 2019 deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) with the US...
US government seeks to stop Google’s online advertising dominance
The US Department of Justice (DoJ) is taking Google to court. Authorities accuse the tech giant of monopolizi...
DOJ moves to file a lawsuit after rejecting Google’s latest concessions
Department of Justice (DOJ) decides to take legal action after denying Google's most recent concessions. T...