A court ruled on Aug. 5 that the company has a monopoly in online search. A break up could be one of several ways forward, though it’s a pretty uncommon one.
Users have increasingly complained that the search engine has been overrun by a barrage of low-quality content.
AI-powered chatbots like ChatGPT could threaten Google’s bread and butter.
Politico reports that Google may be forced to sell its web browser as part of an antitrust investigation.
SESTA would crack down on the use of internet sites to promote sex trafficking by holding them liable.
Verizon lawyer says massive 2014 hack of user accounts could have a "material" impact on merger.
The conglomerate wants to change the world, one analyst says.
The search business is huge, and it's kept mobile rivals together … for now.
Mozilla switches the default search engine for Firefox from Google to Yahoo, aligning with a partner that agrees to follow its "do not track" ethos.
Amazon is Google's chief rival in the search business.
