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Google pays billions of dollars each year to Apple and others to maintain its spot as the top search engine illegally, the US justice department said.

The Department of Justice is laying out its case against Google, claiming the company pays "billions" to maintain its search dominance.

Alphabet's google pays billions of dollars each year to apple, Samsung Electronics and other telecom giants to illegally maintain its spot as the No.

Apple stands to lose up to $15 billion a year if the Justice Department forces Google to stop paying the company to be the default search engine on all iPhones.

A week after a marathon hearing, magistrate judge Valerie Figueredo found no direct evidence of a conspiracy to fix e-book prices and eliminate retail competition, and recommended the case be tossed.

Here’s our list of the experts and advocates, outside the government, who are playing big roles in Washington’s policy debates.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. federal judge hearing the government's antitrust case against Alphabet's Google said on Friday he was not convinced th...

Lawyers for the Justice Department and Alphabet's Google tangled on Thursday over whether the company should hand over performance reviews of executives whom the government is considering calling as witnesses.

Lawyers for the Justice Department and Google tangled over whether the company should hand over performance reviews of executives whom the government is considering calling as witnesses.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Lawyers for the Justice Department and Alphabet's Google tangled on Thursday over whether the company should hand over performa...