Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has agreed to spend $500 million over the next decade to overhaul its compliance systems and internal oversight following a shareholder lawsuit that accused the company of enabling and failing to correct anticompetitive practices.

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.

Alphabet Inc., the parent company of Google, has agreed to invest $500 million over the next decade to revamp its global compliance framework as part of a proposed settlement in a shareholder lawsuit alleging antitrust violations.