Canada’s Competition Bureau is suing Google for anticompetitive behavior in its online advertising business, seeking to force the company to sell off two ad tech services and pay a penalty. The bureau alleges that Google unlawfully tied its ad tech tools to maintain dominance, hindering competition, innovation, and inflating costs. Google denies the allegations and plans to defend itself, while U.S. regulators are considering breaking up the tech giant over its monopolistic practices in the search engine market.
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