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US Demands For Google Won't End Monopoly, Former Execs Say: 'Can't Ram An Inferior Product Down People's Throats'

While the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) issued antitrust proposals to dismantle Google's search monopoly, former Google executives expressed their skepticism that the measures will actually stop Google's dominance.

International Business Times

Yes, Google is a near-monopoly, but selling off Chrome won't make it better

Google might have to sell Chrome, and that might be the last thing you want.

TechRadar

Who is Matt Gaetz’s wife, Ginger? The woman proudly standing by her man amid sex allegations

Gaetz’s 30-year-old wife Ginger describes herself as his ‘wifey’ in her Instagram profile bio. Rhian Lubin reports

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DOJ Seeks Google Sale Of Chrome In Antitrust Case. Will Trump Make A Difference?

Google stock fell amid a DOJ request that a federal judge force parent Alphabet to sell its Chrome browser as part of antitrust remedies.

Investors Business Daily

Google calls out the DOJ for its 'extreme' plan to break up its search business

Google slams the DOJ's over-the-top proposal.

Android Central

Leaked DOJ investigation into Matt Gaetz alleges web of payments over three years

The diagram charts how Gaetz and his associates allegedly sent thousands of dollars via Venmo to dozens of people involved in the ‘sex parties’ between 2017 and 2020

The Independent UK

Adani met YS Jagan in 2021, promised bribe of $200 million, says SEC

Foreign Official #1 is how the indictment order by the United States identifies a high-ranking official in Andhra Pradesh whom Gautam Adani personally met in August 2021 to offer bribes for getting solar contracts.

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Google must sell Chrome to end search monopoly, says US justice department

Court filing comes after landmark ruling in August and judge will consider arguments from both sides next year

The Guardian - UK

US Government proposes forcing Google to sell Chrome to break-up tech empire

The Department of Justice suggestion comes after a judge ruled earlier this year the company has run a monopoly.

Evening Standard

US DOJ Moves To Break Up Google, Seeks Sale Of Chrome Browser

In a 23-page filing, the Department of Justice stated that forcing the company to divest Chrome would level the playing field for competitors in the search market.

International Business Times

Google must sell Chrome to end search monopoly, US prosecutors argue

US Department of Justice says Google has ‘deprived rivals’ of opportunities to expand their search engine market share.

Al Jazeera

US Government Proposes Partial Breakup Of Google

US government proposes breaking up Google by selling Chrome browser over antitrust violations.

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Canada Considers Constitutionality of Sex Work Laws

A Canadian Supreme Court case challenges the country's ban on benefiting financially from sex work.

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The Guardian - US

Trump lawyers seek dismissal of hush-money case on immunity grounds

Lawyers argue throwing out case necessary to ‘facilitate orderly transition of executive power’ following election win

TechRadar

Dell settles charges that it overcharged the US Army on computing contracts

Dell and Iron Bow accused of artificially inflating US Army contract prices, violating the False Claims Act.

Roll Call

Trump win poised to bolster congressional investigative power - Roll Call

House Republicans are looking forward to pursuing their congressional investigations under a Trump administration with a friendlier DOJ.

TechRadar

Google hits back at claims it could be forced to sell off Chrome

The US DOJ considering proposal for Google to sell off Chrome - unsurprisingly, the company isn't too happy.

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US Department of Justice reportedly recommends that Google be forced to sell Chrome, and boy does Google not like that: 'The government putting its thumb on the scale'

Chrome is the biggest browser in the world, accounting for around 65% of all web traffic.

Kiplinger

What's at Stake for Alphabet as DOJ Eyes Google's Chrome

Alphabet is higher Tuesday even as antitrust officials at the DOJ support forcing Google to sell its popular web browser. Here's what you need to know.

Top News

Rep. Gaetz Denounces House Ethics Committee Investigation As Not Credible

Rep. Matt Gaetz disputes House Ethics Committee investigation, proposes DOJ reforms, supported by House Freedom Caucus.

Tom’s Hardware

Google may be forced to sell its Chrome browser due to monopoly complaints — potential $20 billion sale if approved by a judge

Google accuses the Department of Justice of having a ‘radical agenda’ in response to a report that claims a forced sell-off of Chrome is on the table.

Android Central

Google could be forced to sell off Chrome to level the search playing field

US lawyers are reportedly plotting to sever Chrome and Android from Google's grip.

The Guardian - UK

US justice department plans to push Google to sell off Chrome browser

Authorities seek to dismantle monopoly on search market and also want action related to AI and Android

Tom’s Guide

DOJ will reportedly force Google to sell Chrome — what you need to know

Opening up Search and removing Android are on the table, too

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