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Yelp argues Google’s dominance in search market continues for now
Yelp seeks partial summary judgment in its antitrust case against Google, citing a 2025 ruling that required Google to share search data with competitors. Google argues the case is distinct from the Department of Justice's lawsuit and contests the timeframe for applying prior findings, claiming its search monopoly is diminishing due to AI and localized queries.
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