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US court rules Google will not have to sell ad exchange after losing antitrust case

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A US federal judge has ruled that Google does not have to sell its online advertising exchange, despite losing a significant antitrust case. This decision limits the remedies imposed on Google, which had been accused of leveraging market power to disadvantage competitors in the ad tech industry. The ruling underscores the limited scope of antitrust enforcement against major tech companies and may embolden them in future legal battles.

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