Shauna Lewis
Aug 7, 2024

US judge rules that Google acted illegally to monopolise online search

A US judge has declared Google a "monopolist" in a landmark ruling, finding the tech giant guilty of illegally stifling competition in the online search and advertising market.

Google was fined €4.125 billion (£3.5billion) by the European Commission in 2022

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