Trump says Google has 'a lot of power' and he would do 'something' about it — but stops short of favoring a break-up

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Trump said Google has a lot of power, but also said the US wants to "have great companies."

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Biden is going after corporate giants for being too big. Here's who he's targeted so far.

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President Joe Biden.

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Google's CEO responds to US antitrust charges against company

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Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai
Sundar Pichai said Google will appeal its antitrust ruling.

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Antitrust Be Damned, Google Keeps Trying to Close Off the Open Web

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DOJ Reveals Its Plan for Breaking Up Google’s Search Monopoly

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The DOJ is considering asking judge to break up Google

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DOJ Sues Landlord Software Company RealPage for Inflating Americans’ Rents

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DOJ Considering Breaking Up Google After Monopoly Ruling: Report

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The Google logo is displayed in front of company headquarters during the Made By Google event on August 13, 2024 in Mountain View, California.

The Global Alliance for Responsible Media is 'discontinuing' after Elon Musk's X filed an antitrust lawsuit against it

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Elon Musk

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Big Tech reform is coming from the courts, not Congress. Is that good?

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Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai testifies in Congress in 2018
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has been on Capitol Hill defending Google to lawmakers — but Big Tech regulation is happening in the courts.

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