Justice Department Prepping New Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google
While the lawsuit is yet to be confirmed, government officials have told the media that the Justice Department is planning to challenge Google’s monopolistic practices.
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While the lawsuit is yet to be confirmed, government officials have told the media that the Justice Department is planning to challenge Google’s monopolistic practices.
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