Judge blocks forced split of Google's AdX, opts for remedies instead
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A federal judge in Virginia rejected the Justice Department’s bid to force Google to spin off its AdX online advertising exchange, opting instead to approve most proposed behavioral remedies and letting Google keep a major profit driver. The decision, a second high-profile dodge of a breakup after a Chrome/Android ruling, underscores ongoing antitrust battles over Google’s dominance in digital advertising and search.
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