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US DoJ Sues Google Over Online Ad Domination

US DoJ, plus eight US states, sue Alphabet's Google for its dominance in online advertising market, amid calls for it to be broken up

British competition regulator, the CMA, to deepen investigation, after finding merger could lead to higher Wi-Fi prices for airlines

Microsoft tells UK's CMA it will not offer any 'undertakings' to resolve regulator's competition concerns, prompting start of indepth probe

Must get tougher? German minister urges EC to consider breaking up companies for serious antitrust breaches, amid antitrust reform proposals

Senior EU official confirms bloc will evaluate its antitrust enforcement framework, to ensure it is truly fit for the digital age

Social networking giant Facebook asks a US federal court to dismiss three antitrust lawsuits, saying there is no evidence or basis for the action

Lawsuit by US states filed in Texas, alleging Google collusion with Facebook, should be heard in California instead says Google

Ten US states sue Google, alleging it worked with Facebook to break US antitrust law to bolster its online advertising business

Google tells court it does not intend to move to dismiss landmark US antitrust case, as company and Justice Department prepare opening moves