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The government alleges that Google's plan to assert dominance has been to “neutralise or eliminate” rivals through acquisitions and to force advertisers to use its products by making it difficult to use competitors' products

U.S sues Google over dominance of online ad market

US Justice Department sued Google for its dominance of the online advertising market

US sues Google over this reason 

United States Department of Justice and 8 states filed a suit alleging that Google's dominance in digital advertising harms competition.&nbsp;
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The US Justice Department sued Google on Tuesday for its dominance of the online advertising market, launching a fresh legal battle against the California-based tech giant.
The U.S govt alleges that Google's plan to assert dominance has been to &ldquo;neutralise or eliminate&rdquo; rivals through acquisitions and to force advertisers to use its products by making it difficult to use competitors' products
The case was the second federal lawsuit against Google over alleged antitrust violations and the first since US President Joe Biden took office two years ago.
The earlier case targeted Google's world-dominating search engine and is expected to go to trial later this year.
In this latest suit, prosecutors took aim at Google's extremely profitable advertising business, asking that it be broken up to level the playing field for other companies.
Google's ad dealings generated more than $200 billion in sales in 2021 and is parent company Alphabet's biggest moneymaker by a wide margin.

Apple has reportedly settled an anti-trust case with the South Korean government, which will force the tech giant to spend KRW 100 billion in the country.

Apple settles anti-trust case with South Korean govt for KRW 100 billion

Apple has reportedly settled an anti-trust case with the South Korean government, which will force the tech giant to spend KRW 100 billion in the country. A 2016 anti-trust case found Apple guilty of forcing network operators to buy a minimum amount of devices, share the cost of repairs with Apple, and pay for television ads for iPhones. Apple will now invest money in the country towards building R&amp;D centers for small businesses, and the country's education system.

After Texas announced a multi-state lawsuit against Google, yet another anti-trust case has been filed against the tech giant by a coalition of 38 US states. 

Google hit with third antitrust lawsuit over anti-competitive actions

After Texas announced a multi-state lawsuit against Google, yet another anti-trust case has been filed against the tech giant by a coalition of 38 US states.

After Texas announced a multi-state lawsuit against Google, yet another anti-trust case has been filed against the tech giant by a coalition of 38 US states. The latest lawsuit accuses Google of anti-competitive practices to protect its monopoly and deprive consumers of competitive choices, similar to those filed earlier.

India&rsquo;s antitrust regulator has initiated an investigation into Google for allegedly abusing the dominant position of its app store to promote its payments service in the country.&nbsp;
While the Competition Commission of India (CCI) reportedly received complaints against the search giant on six counts, it chose to investigate two for violations.
These include the &ldquo;pre-installation and prominence of Google Pay on Android smartphones" and the Play Store&rsquo;s billing system imposing an unfair condition to both app providers and users.

Google faces antitrust case over its payments app in India

India&rsquo;s antitrust regulator has opened a probe into Google for the alleged unfair promotion of Google Pay in the country

India opens antitrust case over Google's payments app
To probe 2 out of 6 complaints for antitrust violations
Includes pre-installation, prominence of Google Pay
Play Store&rsquo;s billing system unfair to developers &amp;&nbsp;users
Google: Play Store offers safe, secure, seamless experience

India&rsquo;s antitrust regulator has initiated an investigation into Google for allegedly abusing the dominant position of its app store to promote its payments service in the country.&nbsp;
While the Competition Commission of India (CCI) reportedly received complaints against the search giant on six counts, it chose to investigate two for violations.
These include the &ldquo;pre-installation and prominence of Google Pay on Android smartphones" and the Play Store&rsquo;s billing system imposing an unfair condition to both app providers and users.
Google India said in a statement that Google Pay &ldquo;operates in an extremely competitive environment&rdquo; and that Google Play&rsquo;s billing system is to ensure a &ldquo;safe, secure, and seamless experience.&rdquo;

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