
Google escapes most severe remedies in landmark monopoly case
Dippy Singh
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The high-profile US antitrust case has seen a top federal judge impose a slew of restrictions on Google, but the tech goliath has been spared a sell-off of its lucrative web browser Chrome.
A US federal court has ordered Google to comply with a number of measures to help weaken the company’s grip on the online search and search advertising markets, including sharing certain key data with competitors.
The ruling, handed down yesterday (2 September) by Judge Amit Mehta of the US District C
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