DOJ Targets Google with Bold Breakup Plans

The DOJ is aiming to untangle Google after a court ruled against its antitrust giant grip, causing Alphabet's stock to take a nosedive. Remedies? Bidding farewell to Google as the default search engine and possibly selling Chrome, their ad cash cow. Google vows to fight, labeling the move a 'radical interventionist agenda' that might stretch appeals to 2027. With a landmark decision due August 2025, tech enthusiasts brace for a potential reshuffle in the digital dominance dance.