PANews reported on April 22 that according to the New York Times, the U.S. Department of Justice said at an antitrust hearing in Washington that in order to break Google's monopoly in the field of online search, it should be forced to divest core assets such as the Chrome browser. Prosecutors said Chrome is a key entry point for users to search engines, and the divestiture will help competitors obtain market data and improve services. The case is expected to last three weeks, and the final "remedy" will be decided this summer.
The U.S. Department of Justice demands that Google be split up and plans to force the sale of Chrome browser
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In the past 24 hours, the total network contract liquidation was 472 million US dollars, both long and short positions were liquidated
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boop.fun: New airdrop claims will be terminated ahead of schedule, and unclaimed tokens will be used for the new reward system
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Ledger has regained control of the Discord server
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1confirmation founder: Ethereum’s rise means “death of crypto VC”
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Analysis: If BTC closes above $104,500 this week, it may start the breakthrough process
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Data: APT, ARB, AVAX and other tokens will be unlocked in large amounts next week, of which APT unlocks about $67.5 million