The trial between the Justice Department and Alphabet’s Google in Alexandria, Virginia sheds light on Google’s alleged dominance in the online advertising technology sector. The prosecutor argues that Google utilized its influence to control both competitors and customers, thus creating a monopoly in the market. Monopoly-Building Tactics According to the Justice Department attorney, Julia Tarver
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Northvolt, a prominent battery producer for Europe’s electric vehicle industry, has recently revealed its plans to streamline operations by cutting jobs, closing down a site, and engaging in discussions with partners and investors. The company, headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, is known for manufacturing lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles and has forged partnerships with major European
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Discount home goods giant Big Lots recently filed for bankruptcy protection following a decline in demand due to high interest rates and a sluggish housing market. The retailer, known for its low-priced furniture and decor, has agreed to sell its business to private equity firm Nexus Capital Management for approximately $760 million. This deal includes
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As the trading week opens, Wall Street is gearing up for a higher open after a previous week of heavy losses. Investors are looking forward to a crucial inflation report later in the week and are optimistic about a potential soft landing scenario for the U.S. economy. Despite the recent volatility in the market, all
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Canadian retailer Alimentation Couche-Tard has expressed its willingness to engage in confidential discussions with Japanese retail giant Seven & i Holdings regarding its $38.5 billion takeover offer. Despite Seven & i’s reservations about the $14.86 per share all-cash proposal, Couche-Tard remains keen on pursuing a buyout. The 7-Eleven operator has raised concerns about the offer
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