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- • Judge Leonie Brinkema rejected the DOJ's bid to force Google to sell its AdX ad exchange.
- • The court opted for behavioral remedies instead of a structural breakup of the ad tech business.
- • This ruling marks a significant defeat for federal antitrust enforcers seeking to dismantle Big Tech.
The DOJ sued Google for illegally monopolizing open-web display advertising markets through its integrated ad tech stack. While the court found Google guilty of illegal monopolization in 2025, it declined to mandate a divestiture of core assets.
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