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Google and the U.S. Justice Department concluded their closing arguments on Friday, wrapping up the antitrust trial. The case challenges Google's dominance in web search and related advertising, with potential implications for the 'future of the internet'.

An internal email exchange between Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott, CEO Satya Nadella, and co-founder Bill Gates sheds light on the discussions leading up to the investment., Technology & Science News - Times Now

The Court gave the ex facie finding while rejecting Bengali over-the-top (OTT) platform Hoichoi's plea for protection against de-listing from Google Play Store.

The attorneys general of states said Googles policies artificially drove up prices for digital transactions within apps downloaded from the Play Store, which caters to Android smartphone users.

Google agreed to pay $155 million to settle claims by California and private plaintiffs that the search engine company misled consumers about how it tracks their locations, and used their data without consent.

Google settles for Rs 7,000 crore in lawsuit alleging deceptive location tracking, agreeing to improved transparency and practices.

The Alliance of Digital India Foundation (ADIF) last month asked India's antitrust regulator to investigate Google for devising a new system startups say still charges them a high service fee.

Among other reliefs, Google will not need to allow users to remove pre-installed apps such as Google Maps, Gmail and Youtube.

A possible ruling against Google, in an upcoming Supreme Court case, will likely leave internet companies — from social media platforms to travel websites to online marketplaces — scrambling to reconfigure their businesses to avoid costly lawsuits.