Google Faces Major Antitrust Setbacks with Implications for Big Tech

Recent rulings against Google's monopoly practices signal potential shakeups for other tech giants like Apple, Meta, and Amazon.

US District Judge Amit Mehta ruled that Google's deals to be the default search engine violated competition laws.
The Department of Justice is considering breaking up Google following the ruling.
Federal Judge James Donato is planning significant changes to Google's Android app store.
Other tech companies might become more cautious about acquisitions due to this precedent.
The rulings provide momentum for further antitrust actions against Big Tech.