Google Antitrust Woes Mount With Third Suit Targeting Dominance
- Latest Google monopoly case joined by 38 attorneys general
- New complaint pushes beyond Justice Department allegations
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Google’s dominance in online search came under the broadest attack yet as a group of states filed the third antitrust lawsuit in two months against the internet giant owned by Alphabet Inc.
The lawsuit, filed Thursday by states including Colorado, Iowa and New York, marks the latest escalation of the antitrust battle against Google. It comes a day after 10 Republican state attorneys general led by Texas sued the company for anticompetitive practices, and follows an October complaint by the Justice Department.