A judge will soon decide if Google must sell Chrome to remedy its antitrust case. Competitors like Perplexity have already ...

A federal judge's expected ruling in the Alphabet internet search antitrust case has been an overhang on Google stock.

Google agrees to change business practices as the regulator says deals with Telstra and Optus restricted consumer choice.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has sued Google for allegedly striking anti-competitive search ...

Perplexity made an unsolicited $34.5 billion bid for Google's web browser and claims it has the backing to pull it off.

The AI startup has put in a $34.5 billion bid to buy Chrome as a key antitrust ruling looms. But analysts say the price looks ...

And what I think is really kind of remarkable about this case is not so much what it's going to mean for Google, but what it says about the idea that antitrust law can be brought to bear against ...

In a surprise move, Perplexity AI made an unsolicited $34.5 billion bid to buy Google’s Chrome, coming as a legal ruling is ...

Google also this week lost its appeal in a European Union case that found the company abused its search monopoly and fined it $2.6 billion.