Judge Rules Google Can Keep Chrome Amid Antitrust Case
A federal judge has ruled that Google is not required to sell its Chrome browser as part of ongoing antitrust litigation. This decision is considered a victory for the tech giant, although it will face restrictions on exclusive agreements with manufacturers and must share search data with competitors.
Judge Rules Google Can Keep Chrome Amid Antitrust Case
A federal judge has ruled that Google is not required to sell its Chrome browser as part of ongoing antitrust litigation. This decision is considered a victory for the tech giant, although it will face restrictions on exclusive agreements with manufacturers and must share search data with competitors.
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