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August 25, 2021
Judge Rejects Most Of Google's Bid To Shield Play Store Info
A California federal court on Wednesday largely rejected Google's request to keep portions of three complaints accusing it of antitrust violations over its Play Store sealed but agreed to shield some information about specific deal terms.
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August 23, 2021
Google Wants Play Store Info Shielded Despite Epic Unsealing
Google is asking a California federal court for a chance to keep portions of three complaints accusing it of antitrust violations over its Play Store sealed after developer Epic Games lodged an unredacted version of its complaint.
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July 08, 2021
Google Vs. The World: 4 Gov't Suits, 3 EU Fines And Counting
The attorneys general of Washington, D.C., and 36 states have now brought the number of U.S. enforcer lawsuits against Google to four, in an international pileup of investigations, enforcement actions, private litigation and lawmaker scrutiny. Here, Law360 breaks down the different aspects of Google's business that have come under fire in the United States and Europe.
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July 07, 2021
37 AGs Hit Google With Antitrust Suit Over Android App Store
Attorneys general from 36 states and Washington, D.C., slammed Google LLC with an antitrust suit in California federal court Wednesday, alleging that the search giant effectively forces Android users and application developers to use its app store while collecting "extravagant" commissions on app purchases.
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