The U.S. Department of Justice’s antitrust case against Google is expected to focus on the tech giant’s dominance over internet search, The New York Times reported on Tuesday, which is a narrower scope than had been previously anticipated. The Times said a case centered on how Google uses its market share in search to harm rival companies and consumers was “furthest along in legal theory” and...
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