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Google’s Antitrust Fallout Continues—Alphabet Reaches $500M Shareholder Settlement

Google will have to spend at least $500 million following shareholder antitrust lawsuit. The company basically had to answer to its shareholders regarding the search monopoly anti

Engadget on MSN · 4d

Alphabet settles with shareholders over Google antitrust lawsuit

Google is still waiting to hear how it will have to address its monopoly in the search engine business — it plans to appeal the judgement — but in the meantime, it also has to answer to its shareholders.

Business Standard · 3d

Google agrees to reforms in $500 mn antitrust settlement with shareholders

Alphabet is set to invest $500 million over 10 years to overhaul its compliance structure under a shareholder lawsuit alleging antitrust violations

Alphabet’s $500 Million Settlement Shows Need for Risk Oversight

Alphabet Inc. board’s $500 million commitment to improve its global regulatory compliance structure should alert companies to ...

Alphabet stock could tumble 25% in a 'black swan' scenario that forces it to divest Google Chrome, Barclays says

The worst-case outcome of Google's antitrust case could slash Alphabet stock by as much as a quarter, Barclays said.

EconoTimes5h

Google Faces Mounting Regulatory Risks Ahead of Antitrust Ruling

Alphabets Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL) is under increasing regulatory pressure as the U.S. Department of Justices antitrust case ...

Alphabet to Pour $500 Million Into Sweeping Internal Reforms (2)

Alphabet Inc. has agreed to spend $500 million to improve its global regulatory compliance structure as a proposed resolution ...

Barclays sees rising regulatory risk for Google as antitrust case nears ruling

Google are increasing as the U.S. Department of Justice’s search antitrust case nears a decision, with remedies potentially taking effect as soon as October.

24/7 Wall St.3d

Alphabet Stock Could Drop 25%

If a court forces Alphabet to spin off its Chrome browser as part of an antitrust case, its shares could drop by 25%.

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