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Google parent Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL) is finally starting to cash in on the billions of dollars it’s spending on its rapid AI buildout. The company reported better-than-anticipated earnings after the bell on Wednesday,

Google and its related companies have challenged the March 28 judgment by the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) which largely affirmed the CCI's core findings that Google abused its dominant position in multiple markets in the Android mobile device ecosystem through its Play Store policies and engaged in unfair promotion of Google Pay.

Britain on Wednesday told Apple and Google to be fairer in how they distribute apps on their mobile platforms, setting out possible interventions as it plans to designate the U.S. tech companies with strategic market status over their duopoly.

"Around 90-100% of UK mobile devices running on Apple or Google's mobile platforms," the CMA said, adding this means the firms "hold an effective duopoly". Apple said it is concerned the ruling would negatively impact its customers in the UK, while Google called the decision "both disappointing and unwarranted".

The UK’s competition regulator intensified its scrutiny by targeting Apple and Google’s mobile services, urging the companies to update parts of their app

The AI company has long sought to transform its flagship chatbot into an all-purpose AI assistant. This could be the next leap forward.

A group of prominent lawyers claimed to be objective last month as they urged a federal judge to take "caution" when imposing antitrust remedies against Google’s online search empire -- but many ...

Turkey's antitrust authority will launch a probe into Google's Performance Max (PMAX) to determine if the AI-powered ad campaign product violates competition laws, it said on Friday. In a ...

If proposed decision goes ahead the MA will have the power to compel changes to the business models of both companies to ensure a fairer

Google has filed a petition in the Supreme Court against the March 2025 verdict of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT), which partially upheld the Competition Commission of India’s (CCI) findings that the search giant abused its dominance in the Android ecosystem by imposing unfair Play Store policies and promoting its own payments app,