Lauren Feiner
DOJ says it will let Google pay Apple for services unrelated to search.
That’s one of the minor changes the Justice Department made to its proposed final judgement in its antitrust case. The DOJ Antitrust Division is still operating under an acting chief as President Donald Trump’s nominee Gail Slater awaits confirmation. But so far, the government made only small tweaks to its asks based on discovery. It’s no longer asking that Google divest AI investments, for example, but that it give a heads up on future ones.
DOJ Revised Proposed Final Judgement in the Google Search trial
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