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Google being looked for a technology. 48 states launched this investigation. only alabama and california have not signed on to the probe. >> while many consumers believe that the internet is free, certainly, we know from googles profits of $117 billion that the internet is not free. this investigation is not a lawsuit. its an investigation to determine the facts. right now, were looking at advertising. but the facts will lead where the facts lead. >> silicon valley has face d conversations that ...

Antitrust violations. the "wall street journal" reporting the doj is preparing to investigate the tech giants businesses. companies being accused of giving its product better screen placement over rivals in online searches. shouldnt be a surprise. google settled with regulators in 2013 following concerns that its business practice would suppress competition. jed, down to you. jedediah: thanks, steve. a land mark civil case went to trial in oklahoma this week. the state is suing johnson and johns...

Senator blumenthal of connecticut previously asked the department of justice to investigate antitrust violations and how that could affect the prices that consumers pay for goods. amazon would not comment any further about the policy change which went into effect yesterday. "early start" continues right now. the boeing 737 max 8 can keep flying, but more airlines and countries are halting the flights following another crash. breaking overnight, the state department will pull all personnel ...

Tesla says it will now only close about half as many stores as previously planned. the 3% increase will apply to more expensive editions of the model 3 as well as the model s and model x crossover. the higher prices will take affect march 18. some good news for shoppers. sellers on amazon got a little more freedom. amazon will no longer prohibit third party sellers from listing their products on other sites for less than they do on amazon. this is among concern that price parity could be in vi...

For antitrust violations. and there was a lot of verse around whether google should be broken up. the government didnt take that step under barack obama and in the meantime it allowed a number of large transactions to go through. like facebook for example was allowed to buy instragram. but essentially what senator warren is saying, she wants to use agencies like the department of justice or the federal trade commission to take a closer look at these companies and then to use their power to bring...

Against smith corona, an american company building typewriters in asia. it just ended. its just ridiculous. paul: i still have mine, bill, i have you know. i dont know where that was made, but very stylish portable typewriter. i took it on the road in asia. still ahead, google is slapped with a record fine as the european union accuses the tech giant of antitrust violations. what it means for google and its ♪

Against smith corona, an american company building typewriters in asia. it just ended. its just ridiculous. paul: i still have mine, bill, i have you know. i dont know where that was made, but very stylish portable typewriter. i took it on the road in asia. still ahead, google is slapped with a record fine as the european union accuses the tech giant of antitrust violations. what it means for google and its competitors, when we come back. (harmonica interrupts) how they could save 15% or more by...

Road maybe years from now he gets a pardon as trump is heading out the door. and if i were bob mueller, i would look to see if there were any winks and nods. >> thats an important point because if theres a specific quid pro quo, that could constitution obstruction of justice. remember collusion is not a crime except in antitrust violations. its not a crime to collude in russia. >> thank you, alan, eric and malcolm, i would love to talk more but i want to break away because we have breaking news....

Scientific data to back up your arguments. if it doesnt actually exist, well, you can pay for it. that is why over the past decade google has financed hundreds of academic papers, paint professors between $40,500,000 apiece. some of the academics did not disclose googles backing. others shared their research with the company prior to publication. devon a researcher in law and technology at princeton spent over $2 million of googles money on conferences and research papers paying authors between ...

Scientific data to back up your arguments. if it doesnt actually exist, well, you can pay for it. that is why over the past decade google has financed hundreds of academic papers, paint professors between $40,500,000 apiece. some of the academics did not disclose googles backing. others shared their research with the company prior to publication. devon a researcher in law and technology at princeton spent over $2 million of googles money on conferences and research papers paying authors between ...