U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta’s ruling in the Google (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Search antitrust case is set to reshape online travel by curbing Google’s ability to secure exclusive search agreements.

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The European Commission on Friday fined Google $3.455 billion for violating the European Union's anti-competitive practices ...

With the Google monopoly remedies ruling from the other day, we have even more documents from the court mentioning more about ...