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DOJ indicates it’s considering Google breakup following monopoly ruling

  • The Department of Justice is proposing sanctions against Google to address its monopoly in the search engine market, following a recent ruling by Judge Amit Mehta.
  • The DOJ's filing suggests remedies to prevent Google from using its products to maintain its dominance and enhance competition.
  • Google plans to appeal the ruling, asserting that it offers superior search quality and faces competition from other platforms.
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