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Google’s digital empire is under fire as the Justice Department pushes forward with antitrust lawsuits targeting its search and ad-tech dominance. Courts have increasingly sided with the government, calling Google’s control over digital advertising an illegal monopoly — with rulings forcing the company to abandon exclusive default deals and share data, though it can keep Chrome and Android. In a fresh development, a new judge has approved remedies for the ad-tech case, while Google frames the outcome as a victory, claiming the court rejected DOJ’s breakup plan — even as the battle over how to dismantle Google’s monopolistic grip continues.

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