Google will face trial on September 22 to determine remedies for antitrust concerns in online advertising. The DOJ seeks the forced sale of Google's publisher ad server and ad exchange tools ...

Google faces a September trial after the Justice Department asked a federal judge on Friday to force the Big Tech giant to sell off parts of its monopolistic digital advertising business.

Google has built an enormously successful business around the idea of putting ads in search results. Its most recent quarterly results showed the company made more than $50 billion from search ads ...

Google Ads introduced a quiet but impactful change last week to how ads can show up on the search results page. High-performing ads that used to be eligible only for top-of-page positions can now ...

Alphabet's Google will face a trial in September on antitrust enforcers' proposals to make it sell off part of its advertising technology business to address the company's dominance over tools ...

Alphabet's GOOGL.O Google will face a trial in September on antitrust enforcers' proposals to make it sell off part of its advertising technology business to address the company's dominance over ...

That's why the antitrust case focused on Google's ad tech business could have even more lasting effects than cases focused on search or mobile apps. The court ruled against Google last month ...

ALEXANDRIA, Virginia (Reuters) - Alphabet's Google will face a trial in September on antitrust enforcers' proposals to make it sell off part of its advertising technology business to address the ...

The US government specifically alleged that Google controls the market for publishing banner ads on websites, including those of many creators and small news providers. The hearing in a Virginia ...

This “stack” of technologies determines what banner ads appear on countless sites across the web. The Justice Department’s lawsuit followed years of criticism that Google’s extensive role ...

Google, finding Google guilty of having monopolized two online advertising markets. According to Judge Brinkema, Google violated Section 2 of the Sherman Act by “willfully acquiring and maintaining ...