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U.S. regulators have proposed breaking up parts of Google's business, including selling its Chrome browser, to reduce its dominance in the search engine market. This move follows a court ruling labeling Google as a monopolist and aims to foster competition, potentially benefiting rivals like Microsoft's Bing and privacy-focused DuckDuckGo.
U.S. regulators have proposed breaking up parts of Google's business, including selling its Chrome browser, to reduce its dominance in the search engine market. This move follows a court ruling labeling Google as a monopolist and aims to foster competition, potentially benefiting rivals like Microsoft's Bing and privacy-focused DuckDuckGo.