Google Analysts React To DOJ's Proposed Remedies For Search Dominance: 'We Continue To View Structural Changes As An Unlikely Outcome'

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What Happened: The DOJ announced late Tuesday that it’s considering “behavioral and structural remedies” that would stop Google from using products to give Google Search an advantage over competitors.

The potential remedies come after Judge Amit Mehta ruled in August that Alphabet’s payments to make its search engine the default option on smartphone web browsers violated U.S.antitrust law by effectively blocking competition in the space.

Department of Justice confirmed this week that it’s considering taking actions to curtail Alphabet Inc‘s (NASDAQ:GOOGL) (NASDAQ:GOOG) Google Search dominance.

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Author / Journalist: Adam Eckert

Category: Technology

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Topics: US0378331005 Benzinga Amit Mehta Top Stories Legal US38259P7069 Department of Justice US38259P5089 News AAPL GOOGL Analyst Color Stories That Matter Tech Antitrust GOOG

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Published On: 2024-10-09 @ 18:11:14 (12 hours ago)

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