Google’s search antitrust trial is wrapping up—here’s what we learned Google and the DOJ have had their say; now it's in the judge's hands.

An in-depth look at the verdict, arguments and trial about Google's monopoly practices in the $200 billion digital advertising industry. The post Google adtech antitrust trial: Everything you need ...

What started off as an antitrust trial about Google's dominance in the search engine market has led to a penalties phase that is focused on its role in artificial intelligence.

Meanwhile, Google is facing even more serious threats in the remedy phase of this trial. The DOJ will come out guns blazing—it sees this as the most consequential antitrust case in the US since ...

A decade ago, when Microsoft Corp. was reined in by the Justice Department, a prominent Silicon Valley attorney popularized a theory about antitrust cases: “The trial is the remedy.” ...

A group of prominent lawyers claimed to be objective last month as they urged a federal judge to take "caution" when imposing antitrust remedies against Google’s online search empire -- but many ...

Google's (GOOG, GOOGL) battle with the Justice Department nears its end as attorneys deliver closing arguments in the high-profile antitrust case over Chrome and search dominance. Yahoo Finance ...

The trial comes on the heels of a win for the DOJ in a Virginia court on Thursday where a judge ruled in a separate antitrust case that Google maintains an illegal monopoly in advertising technology.

A core issue in the original case was Google’s whopping $20 billion-per-year deal with Apple to be the default search engine on iPhones. The DOJ wants to ban such agreements going forward, not ...

Oct. 3, 2023: As a witness for the prosecution in the Google antitrust trial, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warns that Google’s monopoly profits could lock in publishers as AI-enabled search arrives.

Judge in Google antitrust trial presses DOJ on AI’s role in future competition By . Thomas Barrabi. Published May 30, 2025. Updated May 30, 2025, 3:57 p.m. ET.