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US states file updated antitrust complaint against Google

By Chris Prentice on Nov 15, 2021 11:51AM
US states file updated antitrust complaint against Google

Over its advertising practices.

A group of US states led by Texas have filed an amended complaint against Google accusing the tech giant of using coercive tactics and breaking antitrust laws in its efforts to boost its already dominant advertising business. The updated allegations are the latest in an onslaught of regulatory ...

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