The Rundown Google Dodges Chrome Sale in Antitrust Win, Anthropic Raises $13B at $183B Valuation
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Sep 3, 2025 Explore how Google's recent antitrust victory allows it to keep Chrome, potentially reshaping competition with rivals like Apple. Dive into Anthropic's remarkable rise, gaining $13 billion in funding and a staggering $183 billion valuation despite losses. Additionally, uncover Dollar Tree's challenges with declining profits and its stock slide, alongside the exciting news of a live-action 'Call of Duty' movie that highlights Hollywood's investment in popular franchises.
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Court Limits Breakup, Keeps Market Stability
- The judge refused to force Google to sell Chrome or Android, viewing such remedies as too disruptive and harmful to consumers.
- Google can no longer make exclusive search deals but may pay to be default if users can easily switch search engines.
Data Sharing Narrowly Tailored
- Google must share parts of its search data with competitors to help rivals build better products.
- The company does not have to share its advertising data, preserving its primary revenue advantage.