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Alphabet Inc.’s search division is accused of unlawfully maintaining a monopoly by paying $10 billion a year to make its search engine the default option. | World News
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is expected to testify in the US Justice Department's antitrust trial against Google, highlighting the search giant's hold on the market. The government claims Google paid billions to be the default search engine on devices, boosting its advertising profits.
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Microsoft chief executive set to give evidence on Monday
The DOJ has alleged that Google's search division maintained a monopoly through annual payments of $10 billion to secure its search engine as the default choice.
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