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Alphabet (GOOGL) Soars After Court Limits DOJ Remedies, Easing Breakup Risk | Zacks | Login to see the signal | |
GOOGL Rises on Favorable Antitrust Ruling: Buy or Hold the Stock?SummaryA U.S. judge limited DOJ remedies against Alphabet, avoiding forced divestitures but imposing distribution restrictions and data-sharing. The ruling eased regulatory risk, boosting GOOGL amid strong AI-driven search growth and improving revenue outlook. |
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Alphabet (GOOGL) Soars as Judge Rejects Breakup, Clearing Major Regulatory Overhang | Reuters | Login to see the signal | |
Alphabet hits record high as Google empire dodges antitrust breakup demandSummaryAlphabet shares jumped to a record after a U.S. judge rejected breaking up Google, allowing Chrome and Android control and continued partner payments to iPhone makers while barring some exclusive contracts; the case could still move to the Supreme Court. |
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Alphabet (GOOGL) Soars After Judge Blocks Breakup, Clearing Major Regulatory Overhang | Reuters | Login to see the signal | |
Alphabet shares surge after dodging antitrust breakup bulletSummaryA U.S. judge rejected breaking up Alphabet, letting it keep Chrome and Android control and continue partner payments, lifting shares ~8% and adding roughly $213B in market value; limited data-sharing remedies for AI rivals were imposed. |
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Alphabet (GOOGL) Soars After Judge Rejects Breakup, Clearing $160B Regulatory Overhang | Reuters | Login to see the signal | |
Alphabet shares surge after court rules against a breakupSummaryAlphabet surged after a judge rejected breaking up Google, preserving Chrome and Android control while imposing limited remedies; the ruling could add roughly $160B to market value and keep partnership and Gemini AI integration plans with Apple intact. |
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Alphabet (GOOGL) Soars After Judge Rejects Breakup in Antitrust Ruling | ReutersRefinitiv | Login to see the signal | |
Alphabet shares jump as US court ruling eases antitrust concernsSummaryA U.S. judge rejected breaking up Alphabet, letting Google keep Chrome and Android control while limiting some exclusive contracts; shares jumped on the ruling, easing a major regulatory overhang but requiring some data sharing with competitors. |