Google hits back at claims it could be forced to sell off Chrome
As to be expected, Google has hit back at a US Department of Justice (DOJ) proposal that could see the tech giant forced to sell off Chrome as part of alleged antitrust violations. The DOJ’s measure, expected to be presented to a federal judge, would challenge Google’s monopolistic practices in the online search market.
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