Judge Questions Google's Search Engine Domination in Antitrust Case
Landmark Antitrust Case: Google's Dominance Under Scrutiny
In a recent court proceeding, a judge delves into Google's stronghold over the search engine landscape, particularly its overwhelming market share in the U.S. internet search market at around 90%.
The scrutiny intensifies as the discussion shifts towards Google's significant operating profit of nearly $96 billion in the previous year, mainly driven by its digital advertising sales.
The case sheds light on Google's market control and the potential implications for antitrust regulations and fair competition in the industry.
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