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A judge rejected forced divestiture of Chrome and Android, blocking a breakup of Google while imposing limits on exclusivity and requiring limited search data sharing; Alphabet shares jumped 8%.
A federal court overruled DOJ’s proposed penalties, preventing forced divestiture of Chrome and preserving Google’s ability to pay to be default search, lifting Alphabet shares about 6% pre-market.
A US court ruled Google a monopolist but denied a broad breakup, preserving its Apple search deal and lifting Alphabet shares; the judge ordered limited index sharing and curbs on some placement paym…
Judge Mehta narrowed antitrust remedies for Google, avoiding Chrome and Android breakups while imposing limited contract and data-sharing rules, triggering an after-hours rally and reducing a major r…
Alphabet jumped over 7% after a judge rejected forcing a Chrome breakup, instead ordering more data sharing and limits on exclusive contracts; Apple rose as its Google default search deal likely rema…
A federal judge largely spared Alphabet in an antitrust ruling: Chrome can continue but exclusive search deals are banned and some data must be shared. Alphabet stock jumped, boosting tech names and …