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Google 'dominance': Tech giant under fire as antitrust trial set to begin - Vimarsana News

Google 'dominance': Tech giant under fire as antitrust trial set to begin

The U.S. DOJ and attorneys-general of 38 states accuse Google of using unfair business practices to maintain a search-traffic monopoly

Turning consumer and retail companies into software-driven innovators - Vimarsana News

Turning consumer and retail companies into software-driven innovators

As customers increasingly expect seamless, engaging digital experiences, consumer-facing organizations can follow six principles to perform like the most successful tech companies.

Amazon Enlists Right-Wing Scion to Battle Antitrust Action - Vimarsana News

Amazon Enlists Right-Wing Scion to Battle Antitrust Action

Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/LinkedInA new report from the nonprofit Tech Transparency Project reveals that even Amazon has gotten in on the nepo baby trend: choosing as its champion in the PR fight against a hotly anticipated Federal Trade Commission antitrust suit a legendary name in Beltway conservative lore—Robert Bork.Of course, Judge Robert Bork—famous for firing the Watergate special prosecutor at the behest of President Richard Nixon as Solicitor General, and for

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Amazon Enlists Right-Wing Scion Robert Bork Jr. to Battle Antitrust Action With FTC - Vimarsana News

Amazon Enlists Right-Wing Scion Robert Bork Jr. to Battle Antitrust Action With FTC

A new report reveals how Amazon, facing an FTC suit, has bankrolled the son of a former failed Supreme Court nominee to take up the fight.

Editorial Roundup: United States - Vimarsana News

Editorial Roundup: United States

Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad: Aug. 25 The Washington Post on wildfires in the United States Maui officials should have known what was coming. In 2014, they were put on notice that highly flammable invasive grasslands presented a serious wildfire risk. In 2018, after West Maui fires destroyed 21 houses