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Google Shares Hit Another All-Time High
Shares of Google are on an upswing Friday, hitting a new all-time high for the company of $775.32.
Just Under Deadline, Google Responds to European Antitrust Concerns
The big question is whether the EC extracts more concessions from Google than the U.S. — so, here’s some detail on that.
Facebook Search Could Actually Be Great for Google (Why? Antitrust.)
“Facebook’s entry into the search market with a dynamic new product is clear evidence that the search market is competitive,” said Daniel O’Connor of the CCIA.
EU Still Wants to Challenge Google “Diverting Traffic” to Its Own Services
Google is abusing its dominance of the search market, according to European Commission competition official Joaquin Almunia.
FTC Chairman Pushing for a Google Antitrust Decision This Week
FTC Chairman Jon Leibowitz is behind a charge to settle the Google antitrust investigation before the end of the week.
Looks Like Google Might Not Be Getting That Sweetheart Deal From the FTC
After it looked like the FTC was going to go easy on Google, the agency appears to be rethinking its options.
Here’s the Strict New Timetable for the EU’s Investigation of Google: “One Day, I Don’t Know When”
On both sides of the Atlantic, the government agencies that have conducted antitrust examinations of Google over the past two years seem to have trouble keeping their own timetables.
Google Addresses EU Antitrust Concerns, but Keeps Specifics Private
Google today responded to the European Commission’s antitrust investigation of favoritism of the company’s own products in its search results.