Siding with Google, a federal judge has sent antitrust claims brought by two advertisers to arbitration. In a ruling issued Friday, U.S. District Court Judge Kevin Castel in New York said the ...

Alphabet Inc.’s Google will have to appear before a jury in a case brought by a group of states over the tech giant’s role in ...

Google’s Defense Against the Google Antitrust Claims. Google’s defense counters that the government’s case is based on an outdated perspective of the internet.

Google’s parent company, Alphabet, reported more than $200 billion in ad revenue last year, an amount that continues to grow. The antitrust case sets the stage for a potential breakup of Google ...

Google's put on a strong defense, arguing its advertising practices benefit customers and are not anti-competitive. Will they hold up under attack? The post 7 weak spots in Google’s defense ...

“It is Google’s unlawfully acquired monopoly power in the relevant market that has allowed it to pay so little and keep so much of the advertising revenue,” Rumble said in its complaint. Google tried ...

Google has spent the past three weeks in federal court in Virginia defending against antitrust charges involving the operation of its advertising arm. The Justice Department characterizes Google as a ...

How Google claims its actions were justified. The Justice Department and a group of states have accused the tech company of abusing control of its ad technology and violating antitrust law, in ...

Google violated antitrust law by maintaining a monopoly in digital advertising technology, a federal judge ruled Thursday in a decision hailed by content companies as one that will potentially ...

The largest and second-largest US antitrust trials of the century, which targeted Google's search and advertising businesses, both ended with decisions against the company. Here's a rundown of ...

The government claims Google is in violation of Sections 1 and 2 of the Sherman Act, which prohibit anticompetitive behavior. The DOJ will argue that Google locked in publishers and advertisers to ...