U.S. Department of Justice Pushes Google to Sell Chrome Browser

The DOJ's antitrust case against Google intensifies, with proposed remedies targeting Chrome, search agreements, and Android restrictions.

The U.S. Department of Justice has reiterated its demand that Google divest its Chrome browser to address antitrust concerns over its search monopoly.
The DOJ's recent filing accuses Google of monopolistic practices and seeks to reduce its control over internet search by creating opportunities for competitors.
Proposals include barring Google from exclusive search engine agreements with Apple and limiting its influence over Android's search and AI integrations.
The DOJ has softened its stance on forcing Google to divest Android and its AI investments but warns of potential future actions if remedies prove insufficient.
The case is set to continue in April, where a judge will determine the final remedies, with Google expected to appeal any adverse rulings.