European Union regulators were weighing whether to dismantle search giant Google’s ad-tech business on anti-competitive grounds, the Wall Street Journal...
... European Union regulators were weighing whether to dismantle search giant Google’s ad-tech business on anti-competitive grounds, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, adding that a formal complaint could come as early as Wednesday.
sell off certain segments of the ad-tech business. Google also faces similar allegations from the U.S. Justice Department. Shares of Alphabet were up 0.1% after hours.
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