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    ETtech Explainer: Google vs US in search monopoly case

    After hearing arguments from both the US government and Google, US federal Judge Amit P Mehta gave his ruling on the suit filed to break up the search major as it broke antitrust law. The judgment could reshape how Google strikes deals and continues to maintain its supremacy in online search.

    Perplexity Google Chrome bid: AI startup Perplexity makes bold $34.5 billion bid for Google's Chrome browser

    Perplexity AI Chrome Browser bid: Buying Chrome would allow the startup to tap the browser's more than three billion users for an edge in the AI search race as regulatory pressure threatens Google's grip on the industry.

    What the US has argued in the Google antitrust trial

    Since Sept. 12, the Department of Justice and a group of state attorneys general have questioned more than 30 witnesses as they try to prove that Google broke antitrust laws

    Google's billion-dollar payouts got in the way of a deal with Apple: DuckDuckGo CEO

    A transcript from the trails showed DuckDuckGo had struck a deal with Apple in 2014 to be shown as an option on Apple devices, but the deal eventually did not materialise in 2019.

    Apple considered switch to search engine DuckDuckGo from Google

    The details of those talks are expected to be released later this week after the judge overseeing a federal antitrust suit against Google ruled Wednesday that he would unseal the testimony of DuckDuckGo Chief Executive Officer Gabriel Weinberg and Apple executive John Giannandrea.

    Apple AI chief shows new private browser search at Google trial

    The difficulty of switching search engines has been hotly contested in US government's antitrust suit, which alleges that Google illegally maintained its monopoly over online search via contracts with web browsers and smartphone makers, including Apple.

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