Judge Orders Google to Share Search Results to Help Resolve Monopoly—
What It Means for the Company
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Google must:
1) Share only certain data with competitors
2) Adapt to a Microsoft-style committee
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“Google's share price jumped more than 8 percent in after-hours trading, as investors celebrated the ruling.”
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Google can:
1) Continue pay-to-play with Apple, who also keeps its profits
2) Keep its Chrome browser
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~ “With its 50% share of the browser market in the United States, Google is positioned to take advantage of the new uses of A.I. to have Chrome fulfill shopping requests and answer questions. It won't have to watch as OpenAI, Microsoft and others compete to define that experience without it.”
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