Alphabet Stock Dips Amid DOJ's Push for Google to Sell Chrome
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Alphabet shares fell 4% after the Department of Justice proposed that Google divest its Chrome browser to end its search monopoly. This move is part of a broader antitrust case against Google, which was found to have an illegal monopoly in search and text advertising. The DOJ's proposal aims to stop Google's control over search access and includes preventing exclusionary agreements with companies like Apple and Samsung for 10 years.
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- Alphabet Shares Dip 5% As Justice Department Pushes Chrome Sale Forbes
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