The Justice Department may investigate Google for possible antitrust violations, but European investigations could serve as a warning for American officials
Sign Up
Still, the Justice Department has not yet said it will investigate Google. And even if it did, the outcome would probably fall well short of the demands by some critics, such as Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren, for breaking up the big tech companies. Yet anyone in Washington looking to the European Union for a regulatory playbook to tackle Google will probably be disappointed.
Singapore Latest News, Singapore Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Google faces outage affecting YouTube, Google Cloud and G SuiteAlphabet Inc's Google is experiencing high levels of congestion in the east...
Read more »
Google faces outage affecting YouTube, Google Cloud and G SuiteAlphabet Inc's Google is experiencing high levels of congestion in the east...
Read more »
Google says it resolves issues affecting YouTube, Gmail, Google Cloud in U.S.Alphabet Inc's Google said on Sunday it had resolved the network congestion...
Read more »
Microsoft hasn't given up on its ads business even though Facebook and Google are dominatingLinkedIn's Drawbridge deal shows a continuing effort to grow Microsoft's relatively small advertising business.
Read more »
Walmart taps ex-Google, Amazon employee as new chief technology officerWalmart Inc appointed Suresh Kumar, a former employee of Alphabet Inc-owned Goog...
Read more »
Apple, Google and WhatsApp condemn GCHQ proposal to eavesdrop on encrypted messagesIn an open letter to GCHQ, 47 signatories including Apple, Google and WhatsApp have jointly urged the U.K. cybersecurity agency to abandon its plans for a so-called 'ghost protocol.'
Read more »
Google bans apps that facilitate sale of marijuanaAlphabet Inc's Google on Wednesday banned apps on its app store that facili...
Read more »
Apple, Google, WhatsApp condemn British spy agency proposal to access encrypted messagesThe so-called ghost proposal would allow investigators to covertly join group chats and calls.
Read more »