A forced sale of Google Chrome might sound like a clean fix for the Big Tech firm’s search monopoly, but a closer look shows that it's far more complicated. As part of its proposed remedies in ...

Chrome reflects 17 years of deep integration between Google and its browser team-making any sale technically daunting. - Illustration: Adweek; Google, Getty Images ...

The United States Justice Department has asked Google to sell its Chrome browser and share some of the data it collects to create its search results.(AFP) Big Tech firm, Google, believes that the ...

Amid the speculation that Google may be forced to divest Chrome and sell it off ... Since the trial is underway, any order for Google to sell Chrome will take months — if not years — depending on the ...

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Yahoo, a direct competitor to Google in search, wants to buy Chrome This week OpenAI and Perplexity also showed interest in buying Chrome This comes as Google is facing a search monopoly trial that ...

all expressing willingness to purchase Chrome should the court mandate its sale. The case could change how tech companies do business, as well as how people find answers to their online search ...

As the U.S. Department of Justice’s high-stakes antitrust case against Google unfolds, one unexpected twist is drawing significant attention: the potential sale of Google Chrome. While OpenAI ...

The US Department of Justice is pushing for Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL) to sell Google Chrome as part of the remedy for its antitrust case. Yahoo Finance Senior Legal Reporter Alexis Keenan breaks down the ...

In addition to the proposed Chrome sale, the DOJ’s plan includes measures targeting AI and the Android operating system. Antitrust officials, along with participating states, plan to recommend ...

The forced sale of Chrome would be a decisive intervention. The browser enjoys global majority share of 64% compared to 21% for Apple’s Safari and 2% for Firefox (Similarweb data). In Australia ...