DOJ Targets Google Chrome in Antitrust Crackdown
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The U.S. Department of Justice is reportedly seeking to force Google to sell its Chrome browser as part of antitrust actions against the company, which has been accused of monopolizing digital advertising technologies. A federal judge previously ruled that Google violated antitrust laws, and the DOJ is considering various strategies to break up the company's dominance. This move could also involve separating Google's Android operating system from its other products. Google has criticized the government's actions, claiming they would harm consumers and technological leadership.
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- Antitrust Enforcers Prepare Final Blitz Against Big Tech The Wall Street Journal
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