Google pays a total of more than $10 billion annually to be the default search provider in web browsers and devices of firms such as Apple, Samsung and Mozilla’s Firefox, lawyers from the U.S. Department of Justice said in the opening statement of their antitrust trial against Google, which started Tuesday in Washington. That figure is lower than the $15 billion or $20 billion some analysts...
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