Google’s Ad Business Goes to Court Over Monopoly Claims – The European Business Review
Google’s advertising business is under legal scrutiny in a trial that could impact its dominance in the digital ad industry. Following an earlier declaration that its search engine operates as a monopoly, the U.S. Department of Justice has now turned its focus to Google’s ad practices, accusing the company of leveraging its market power to stifle competition. This case could have far-reaching consequences for the tech giant, potentially reshaping the online advertising landscape. The trial is part of a broader regulatory effort to address monopolistic behavior in the tech industry.
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