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Newly revealed memos show that government investigators saw red flags in Google’s behavior nearly a decade ago.

The Journalism and Competition Preservation Act aims to give smaller news publishers the ability to band together to bargain with online platforms for higher fees for distributing their content.

As regulators seek ways to curb the company’s power, there is more focus on the vast index — hundreds of billions of web pages — behind its search engine.

In a landmark antitrust complaint, the Justice Department is targeting a secretive partnership that is worth billions of dollars to both companies.

Sundar Pichai, chief executive of Google’s parent company for less than a year, already faces the internet giant’s biggest threat in its 22 years.

The suit is the first antitrust action against the company to result from investigations by American regulators.

Googling something was all we once did with Google. Now we spend hours a day using its maps, videos, security cameras, email, smartphones and more.

A company operating in the shadow of government regulators has some very particular rules about what workers can say about it.

The decision to narrow the case to search could set off separate lawsuits from states over Google’s power in other business segments.

The $3.1 billion acquisition of DoubleClick in 2007 was a “game changer.” A growing number of antitrust experts say it’s the sort of deal that should no longer be possible.

The attorney general is said to have set a deadline over the objections of career lawyers who say they need more time to build the case.

The C.E.O.s are likely to argue before Congress that their companies aren’t anticompetitive. Here are the facts.

A document sent by the search giant to Australian regulators argues that the company doesn’t control enough of the digital ad industry to overcharge customers or block competitors.