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Google confronts a series of antitrust lawsuits in the US, marking a shift in the government's approach to tech giants. The outcomes could reshape the company's future and the tech industry at large.
Federal judges rule Google must face a lawsuit over Chrome data collection practices. This adds to recent legal defeats, including antitrust cases involving its app store and search engine business.
A U. S. judge ruled Google violated antitrust law through exclusive agreements. The verdict challenges the tech giant's search dominance and may lead to significant market restructuring.
Federal court deems Google's search business an illegal monopoly. Authorities and experts consider breaking up the tech giant, potentially divesting Chrome and Android, to restore competition in the digital market.
Susan Wojcicki, ex-YouTube CEO and Google executive, has passed away at 56 after battling lung cancer. Her death comes months after her son's tragic demise at UC Berkeley.
Susan Wojcicki, ex-YouTube CEO and Google veteran, has died after a two-year battle with lung cancer. Her legacy includes transforming YouTube and playing a crucial role in Google's early success.
Financial markets recover from a major sell-off, while Vice President Harris prepares for a multistate campaign tour. Recent events include a court ruling against Google and a tropical storm in the Southeast.
Federal court finds Google abused market power in search. Judge rules against tech giant's restrictive contracts with phone makers. Justice Department hails decision as historic win for competition.
