Tag: DOJ

Mozilla CEO Says DOJ’s Case Against Google Could Destroy Open Internet
Mozilla CEO Laura Chambers has authored a blog post warning of the potential ramifications of the...
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Mozilla: DOJ’s Google Remedies Will Hurt Competition, Not Help It
Google is receiving support from one of its competitors, with Mozilla saying the DOJ's proposed remedies would hurt competition rather than improve it....
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DOJ Files Suit to Block HPE’s Purchase of Juniper Networks
The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit to block Hewlett Packard Enterprise from purchasing smaller rival Juniper Networks....
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Apple’s Eddy Cue Defends Google Search Deal, Rules Out Apple Search
Apple Senior VP Eddy Cue has filed a declaration in support of Apple's motion to intervene in the DOJ's case against Google, defending its search deal and...
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Google’s Pushback Against DOJ’s Antitrust Remedies: A Closer Look
Google has fired back at the Department of Justice (DOJ), offering its counterproposal to the DOJ's proposed remedies in its landmark antitrust case agains...
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DOJ Tells DEA to Stop Random Searches and Cash Seizures at Airports
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is cracking down on the Drug Enforcement Agency's (DEA) practice of randomly searching passengers and seizing their cash at...
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DOJ Wants to Restrict Google’s AI Investments
As part of its proposal to address Google's search monopoly, the Department of Justice says it wants to restrict Google's AI investments in other companies...
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Google: Biden DOJ Pushing a Radical Interventionist Agenda that Harms America’s Global Technology Leadership
In a battle that could shape the future of American technology, Google has accused the Biden Administration's Department of Justice (DOJ) of pushing what...
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DOJ Pushes for Google to Sell Chrome
Forcing Google to sell Chrome appears to be emerging as one of the main remedies the Department of Justice is pursuing in its antitrust victory against Goo...
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Lawmakers Want Tax Firms Criminally Charged for Sharing User Tax Data
Lawmakers are calling on the Department of Justice to criminally charge several tax preparation firms for sharing user data with social media companies....
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DOJ Considering a Google Breakup
In a new court filing, the Department of Justice is considering the most extreme measure at its disposal in its antitrust case against Google, saying it ma...
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Judge Dismisses DOJ Case Against eBay for Selling Harmful Products
US District Judge Orelia E. Merchant has dismissed a case against eBay that accused the company of selling harmful products, citing Section 230 of the Com...
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DOJ Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Visa
The Department of Justice has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Visa, accusing the company of maintaining an illegal monopoly and thwarting competition....
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US Government May Try To Breakup Google
Reports are mounting that the US government may try to breakup Google following its court victory that saw the company...
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Google Declared a Monopoly As It Loses Antitrust Suit
Judge Amit P. Mehta has issued his ruling in a closely watched antitrust case against Google, ruling the search giant is a monopoly....
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