DOJ To Ask Google To Sell Chrome Browser To Break Its Search Monopoly

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âš¡DOJ To Ask Google To Sell Chrome Browser To Break Its Search Monopoly

By Team Latestly

 DOJ To Ask Google To Sell Chrome Browser To Break Its Search Monopoly

The US Department of Justice is reportedly pushing Google to sell its Chrome web browser as part of a monopoly lawsuit aimed at breaking the company's dominance in online search.
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