US accuses Google of 'knowingly' breaking antitrust laws

AppleInsider
Sep 12, 2023, 11:44 am217 pts
Government lawyers have begun their case against Google by saying the firm knowingly "crossed antitrust lines" and then worked to cover what it was doing. Google pays to be the default A trial of the US versus Google has begun in Washington, DC, and over its expected ten weeks, will see Apple executives called…

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