A US federal judge ruled that Google need not sell its Chrome browser but must share search data with competitors and is banned from entering exclusive default-placement deals. The ruling spared Google's Android operating system, and Alphabet's shares rose by over 8% afterwards.
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Alphabet, Google's parent company, saw its shares surge by over 8% post-ruling.
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Google faces another trial this month over its online advertising technology monopoly, indicating ongoing legal challenges for the tech giant.
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