Trump Appoints Gail Slater as Chief Antitrust Enforcer at DOJ
In a significant maneuver reflecting his ongoing influence in the realm of U.S. politics, former President Donald Trump has appointed Gail Slater, a former aide to Senator J.D. Vance, as the leading antitrust prosecutor at the Department of Justice (DOJ). This decision marks a substantial shift in the government's approach to antitrust enforcement, positioning Slater at the helm of one of the most critical legal battlegrounds in the Biden administration.
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Digicel Faces U.S. DOJ Investigation, Alerts Creditors Amid Financial Challenges
Telecommunications giant Digicel has recently informed its creditors about an ongoing investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) that has raised significant concerns about the company's financial stability. The announcement has sent ripples through the investment community as the firm grapples with an increasingly precarious financial situation.
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US Justice Department Aims to Block Google’s $10 Billion Acquisition of Anthropic
The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has initiated an effort to thwart Google's proposed acquisition of the AI startup Anthropic, a deal valued at $10 billion. This bold move marks a significant escalation in the federal government's scrutiny of major tech companies, particularly as it seeks to ensure fair competition in the rapidly evolving artificial intelligence sector.
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Government Moves to Break Up Google’s Dominance by Seeking Chrome Sale
In a significant shift in the tech industry landscape, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has initiated a bold step aimed at curbing what it views as monopolistic practices by Google. The department is reportedly seeking the divestiture of Google Chrome, a cornerstone of the tech giant’s operations that has become synonymous with internet browsing for millions worldwide. This effort is part of a broader strategy to foster competition and innovation within the technology sector.
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Breaking News: DOJ Urges Google to Divest Chrome to Combat Search Monopoly
In a significant development within the ongoing scrutiny of tech giants, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is pressuring Google to consider selling off its popular web browser, Chrome, as part of a broader strategy to dismantle what officials describe as an "unfettered monopoly" over the internet search market. This move emerges from a series of antitrust investigations that have intensified in recent months, underscoring the growing concerns regarding the power exerted by major tech companies, particularly Google.
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Polymarket Under DOJ Scrutiny for Allowing U.S. Users to Bet On Its Platform
In a significant legal development, Polymarket, a popular prediction market platform, is facing an investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) for allegedly permitting American users to engage in betting activities that may contravene federal laws. This scrutiny comes amid growing concerns surrounding online gambling regulations and the legality of betting markets in the United States.
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Major Crackdown: Crypto Firms Face Charges of Market Manipulation in U.S. Sting Operation
In a significant development for the cryptocurrency landscape, federal authorities in the United States have initiated legal action against multiple cryptocurrency firms, accusing them of orchestrating a scheme designed to manipulate the digital asset markets. The operation, executed by the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), marks one of the most formidable crackdowns on crypto-related misconduct in recent memory.
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Musk’s Platform X Denied by Supreme Court in Secret DOJ-Trump Warrant Case
In an unfolding legal saga with wide-reaching implications, the Supreme Court of the United States has denied Elon Musk's platform, X, in its appeal against a ruling involving a clandestine Department of Justice (DOJ) warrant linked to former President Donald Trump. The high-profile tech and legal conflict stems from a covert government warrant issued to obtain information from the social media platform, previously known as Twitter, as part of an ongoing investigation.
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US Government Shuts Down Websites Used by FSB-Linked Hackers in Synchronized Cybersecurity Strike
In what represents one of the major breakthroughs in the unending war against international cybercrime, the United States Department of Justice announced a major victory in taking down a network of websites allegedly managed by hackers associated with the Russian Federal Security Service. It means that the US government has taken a serious commitment to repelling cyber threats with the alleged support of a state actor.
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US Deputy Attorney General Reveals Hackers Attempted to Undermine Trump Campaign in 2024
That is astonishing, as the US Deputy Attorney General has now disclosed that destructive hackers were indeed active in attempts to disrupt the 2024 presidential campaign of former President Donald Trump. This came during today's morning press briefing, which was well-attended by virtually all major media outlets.
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