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Trade Desk Touted Google’s Next Big Digital Advertising Rival: WSJ

Trade Desk Touted Google’s Next Big Digital Advertising Rival: WSJ

TipRanks The Bottom Is in for These 3 Stocks? Analysts Say ‘Buy’ Never say that one person makes no difference. This past Thursday, stocks tumbled, bonds surged, and investors started taking inflationary risks seriously – all because one guy said what he thinks. Jerome Powell, chair of the Federal Reserve, held a press conference at which he gave both the good and the bad. He stated, again, his belief that the COVID vaccination program will allow a full reopening of the economy, and that… Source link

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Google, Facebook agreed to team up against possible antitrust action, draft lawsuit says – WSJ

Google, Facebook agreed to team up against possible antitrust action, draft lawsuit says – WSJ

(Reuters) – Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc’s Google agreed to “cooperate and assist one another” in case of an investigation into their pact to work together in online advertising, the Wall Street Journal reported late on Monday. The Journal report cited an unredacted version of a lawsuit filed by 10 states against Google last week. The states had accused Google of working with Facebook in an unlawful manner that violated antitrust law to boost its already-dominant online advertising… Source link

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Google hesitates to crack down on allegedly deceptive practices by IAC: WSJ

Google hesitates to crack down on allegedly deceptive practices by IAC: WSJ

Google has hesitated to take action against marketing practices by media conglomerate IAC that it deemed to be deceptive because of fears it would exacerbate its own antitrust scrutiny, The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday. Investigators inside Google found that IAC-made extensions for Google’s Chrome web browser offered some functions they didn’t follow through on and steered users toward additional ads, the Journal reported, based on documents it reviewed. Google’s internal report… Source link

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