US regulators are set to file a competition suit against Alphabet Inc’s Google in the coming weeks, likely the largest monopoly case since the government sued Microsoft Corp in 1998. — Bloomberg
US government officials building an antitrust case against Google are investigating whether the company engages in tying, the practice of bundling different products together in a way that can block out competitors and give the seller an unfair advantage.
In recent months, the US Justice Department and state attorneys general have asked executives at rival firms about the pricing and operations of Google’s Network division, according to people familiar with the discussions. This business sells services that handle almost every step a digital ad takes on its journey from a brand’s creative team to a consumer’s screen.
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