Trump's Antitrust Approach: Balancing Big Tech Scrutiny and Enforcement

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Despite Donald Trump's return to power, experts suggest that his administration is unlikely to halt the ongoing antitrust case against Google, which was initiated during his previous term. The case accuses Google of maintaining an illegal monopoly in the online search market, with a trial set to determine potential remedies. While Trump has expressed skepticism about breaking up Google, his administration's stance on tech antitrust may not significantly change, as political and legal dynamics make it difficult to reverse course on such high-profile cases.
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