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Google has agreed to pay $700 million to settle a lawsuit brought by states claiming the tech giant stifled competition in its Google Play Store.

Epic Games beat Google in an antitrust trial over its app store, where a San Francisco jury found the Google Play Store to be anticompetive.

Shady payments and deleted records resulted in the jury siding with the Fortnite maker

A Meta spokesperson told The National Desk Wednesday the FTC acted on unconstitutional authority in its ruling.

Google gives Apple 36% of all search ad revenue from Safari, its landmark antitrust trial revealed

Google’s main litigator visibly cringed when he heard an economic professor reveal how much Google pays to be Apple’s dominant search engine.

Previous documents showed Google told staff to avoid using language like 'bundle' which would make the company seem monopolistic.

According to Google, its main competitor in search, Bing, isn't flopping because of anticompetitive behavior. It’s just because Bing sucks and Google is better.

The Justice Department and Google face off Tuesday in a monopoly trial that will change the future of the tech business, antitrust law, and the web itself.

Decades after IBM and Microsoft, Google becomes the rare tech giant to be prosecuted in wide and sweeping antitrust action