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The recent antitrust trial in Google has shed light on the tech giant’s alleged efforts to control all sides of online advertising technology. According to prosecutors, Google has established its dominance by stifling competition through acquisitions, locking customers into its products, and controlling transactions in the online ad market. The Justice Department’s attorney, Julia Tarver
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The U.S. presidential election holds significant importance not only for the country itself but also for global financial markets. Emerging markets (EMs) are particularly affected by the outcome of the election due to the U.S.’s position as the largest economy in the world. This influence extends beyond borders, shaping global financial conditions through policies on
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The global market trends have been characterized by volatile movements recently, with investors showing signs of anxiety about the uncertainty surrounding the U.S. jobs data. The Asian shares have been trading within tight ranges, reflecting the cautious sentiment prevailing in the market. The dollar has been struggling against losses, indicating a lack of confidence among
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The proposed $14.9 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel by Nippon Steel has raised concerns regarding national security risks, according to a 17-page letter from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. (CFIUS). The letter pointed out the potential negative impact on critical sectors such as transportation, infrastructure, construction, and agriculture if the takeover were
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REA Group, a property listings company majority-owned by News Corp, recently expressed interest in acquiring Rightmove, a leading British housing portal. This announcement has caused a surge in Rightmove’s shares and generated significant market interest. Rightmove, with a market value of 4.36 billion pounds, operates as the largest property portal in Britain, generating revenue from
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