How did Google get into this situation? The ruling against Google was the outcome of a long legal battle that began in 2020.

There are signals that the legal actions targeting Silicon Valley and Seattle-based Amazon may keep moving ahead in the ...

The lawsuit names Google and its parent Alphabet Inc. as ... remedies for breaking up Google’s alleged internet search monopoly. Meanwhile, U.S. District Judge Leonie M. Brinkema of the Eastern ...

Chegg’s lawsuit marks another headache for Google after US District Judge Amit Mehta found last year that the company has an illegal monopoly over online search. Mehta is expected to hold court ...

Alphabet's Google internet search engine is eroding demand for original content and undermining publishers' ability to compete with its artificial intelligence-generated overviews, a U.S. educational ...

It’s believed to be the first antitrust lawsuit filed by a single company over the feature. Chegg claims Google uses its power as a monopoly to coerce companies into using their content for AI ...

as Chegg describes it in the lawsuit, broke this bargain by moving from a “search engine” to an “answer engine” with the advent of AI Summaries. And because of Google’s search monopoly ...

The search for resolution to a federal lawsuit ruling that Google maintained an online search engine monopoly has been joined ...

Google's use of AI is an embarrassment. Google is being sued by Chegg — yes, the barely-hanging-on company that has furnished many a college student with homework answers and cheap textbooks ...

A judge dismissed state consumer protection claims against Amazon Inc. as part of a Federal Trade Commission monopoly lawsuit ...

Google in a 2023 court filing denied it has such a monopoly and said in a September blog post, “We already go above and beyond legal requirements in making tools that others can use.” The Justice ...

including device manufacturers like Apple and wireless carriers like AT&T were intended to maintain a monopoly that strips choice from consumers. Google in a 2023 blog post called the lawsuit ...