Judge Deliberates Google's Fate in Landmark Antitrust Trial

The U.S. government argues Google's contracts with companies like Apple create an illegal monopoly, while Google defends its market dominance as a result of superior service.

Google's antitrust trial concludes with arguments focusing on its dominance as a search engine and the legality of its business practices.
Justice Department claims Google's contracts, particularly with Apple, unfairly restrict competition in the search engine market.
Google defends its position, arguing that its search engine's prevalence is due to its effectiveness and consumer preference.
The trial, presided over by Judge Amit Mehta, marks the most significant antitrust case in over two decades.
A decision from Judge Mehta is expected in the coming months, which could lead to significant changes in the tech industry.