Google has begun phasing out country-specific URLs in favor of a unified Google Search experience on Google.com, marking a significant shift in how users access the search engine globally.

Google.com will soon be the only way to access Google Search. The ccTLD versions of Google will redirect to Google.com. That means if you try to go to Google.ca, Google.fr. Google.co.uk and so on ...

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The search giant says that country-specific sites are no longer necessary. All Google Search users will be redirected from their country-specific sites to google.com, the search giant announced in ...

Justice Department lawyers warned that Google’s search dominance is spilling over into the AI race that threatens to crush rivals as the remedy phase of the landmark antitrust case against the ...

A group of researchers says it has identified a hidden reason we use Google for nearly all web searches: We’ve never given other options a real shot. Their research experiment suggests that ...

Mehta of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia found that Google illegally abused its market power to crush competition in internet search, calling the company a “monopolist ...

For over two decades, Google has been the search engine that most people use for everyday searches, product research, and staying up to date on the latest news. Because of this market dominance ...

Hello! Erin here, reporting from the E. Barrett Prettyman Courthouse in Washington, D.C. as federal judge Amit Mehta oversees a hearing on how to remedy Google’s illegal search monopoly. Much of the ...

The remedy phase of Google's search antitrust trial is getting underway, and the government is seeking to force major changes. The next few weeks could reshape Google as a company and ...

A judge will likely target Google's search deals with Apple to address its monopoly, experts said. Google and the DOJ are facing off in a court hearing to determine remedies to its search monopoly.