Google says it will not file motion to dismiss US lawsuit

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Google says it will not file motion to dismiss US lawsuit
Google will not file a motion to dismiss a US government lawsuit filed last month but would fight it in federal court. The US Justice Department sued the US$1 trillion search and advertising giant in October, accusing it of illegally using its market muscle to hobble rivals in the biggest ...

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