and chrome is the world's most popular web browser. it's also an important part of google's business for us recognizes at the mountie, the company says, in an attempt to end tech monopolies in 2018. when donald trump loans trade restrictions on china, it's economy was flying high to date, or the nation is struggling with the real estate downtown, a debt crisis, and deflation, all of which a dragging down it's economic growth. this has made many chinese companies shift to focus on sales abroad. bots, us president elect donald trump, has recently found to raise terrace by an additional 10 percent on all chinese imports. as soon as he takes off says this time around, china looks to be prepared for another trade route. it's announced measures and up supports it gets exports us ahead of us down to the 2nd trump administration. but they enough will discuss that with our guest shortly. but 1st oracle socially for thoughts china's presidency should thing on the diplomatic defensive. since don't have trumps re election as us suppressed. and the

searching for solutions — google finds out today if it will have to sell off chrome in a us justice department price pressure — uk inflation creeps up again above the bank of england's target as energy prices rise. welcome to business today. in the us, president—elect donald trump has made his latest pick for his future cabinet — naming the billionaire investor howard lutnick in the us, president—elect donald trump as commerce secretary. a wall street veteran — mr lutnick — if confirmed by the senate — would be in charge of a 50,000 strong commerce department — tasked with overseeing the sweeping tariffs pitched by trump in his campaign. tariffs that could have huge implications for the global economy. ritika gupta has the details. president—elect donald trump is tapping cantor fitzgerald ceo howard lutnick to head up the commerce department. trump announced on his social media platform, truth social, that the wall street veteran will lead the white house's tariff and trade agenda, with additional direct responsibility for the office of the united states trade representative. as commerce secre

and in terms of its value, if it has to sell off google chrome, how do you value it?ople watching use it at some point. absolutely do and you're right, there comes the big question. the other thing to think about — there have been rumblings, some people saying it could be sold for 15— $20 billion, but that'll only be possible for a very big company that could immediately run into other doj issues themselves because of what. as you said, hundreds of millions of people use google chrome, so they won't change just because it sold. most people won't know or care. but i think we will see an evolution of what the browser is and does, so there will continue to be value to a google chrome and whether it stays with google or somewhere else, i think we will see chrome continue to play a role in all our lives because of the importance of how information is being reorganised and how browsers like chrome are being protected from agents and other generative ai moving forward. this is a legal case that will go on and on, i assume, because alphabet will challenge any information we g

reporter: chrome is worth an estimated $20 billion.oogle's business model. the implications could be enormous. the government asked a judge to force google to do vest from its android mobile operation -- operating service and it once a company to stop paying phone companies like apple to keep google search the default on their devices. google called this doj approach unprecedented government overreach and that it would break a range of google products that people love and find helpful. to help us understand this move, we are joined again by npr technology correspondent bobby allen. good to have you back on the program. what does -- what is the department of justice's argument? why are they saying, google, you have to carve chrome away from your company? >> the department says google has too much power. justice lawyers say a way to push back on the power is to have another company come in and buy chrome which is a web browser that has two thirds of the market globally for browsing the internet. and for too long the department of justice

the case here is that chrome, if you have chrome, and it's already embedded, you're much more likelyo search on google, right? but if they sold it to openai, who's working on a browser right now, well, all of a sudden, there's going to be lots of choice where that search goes to. openai right now is a search engine, for all intents and purposes, so to me, i think there's not too many buyers of it for regulatory reasons. >> i think the buyers are very powerful as well. so, i don't know. go ahead. >> i was just going to say, i don't even think it's where the big grievance is. i mean, the big grievance is really more on the ad tech side, which is another lawsuit that's just been filed and all this is timing to rush stuff through before a new administration comes through, and i realize you can make an argument that the filing in 2020 on search is something that, you know, has had its hands in maybe the previous administration, certainly in this administration, but we are talking about many years and possibly multiple administrations of doj pushing on these companies. so, it's not as if s

now the question becomes will google actually have to sell chrome?o will buy it and what will that mean for consumers? these are questions we don't have answers to, but we know the process will up and silicon valley in a meaningful way. william: and what about the issue that i mentioned about google's relationship with android and what does a government want to do vis-À-vis that relationship? bobby: the doj gave google an ultimatum when it comes to android, which is the most popular operating system in the world. the doj has said either you stop self referencing your own products like google search or we the doj may come back to this court and order you spin off the android division completely from google. and that would be a really dramatic and severe punishment for google. the doj is not yet asking for that. they are saying, look, google, we want to give you the opportunity to let more competitors into the android operating system on everyone's samsung phones, so people have more options beyond chrome and google search. if they fail to do that, the

what is the consumer time that selling chrome fixes?nce, chrome is key to the dominance. we showed you the image of all the different applications that it draws on. therefore, he would take away that advantage to essentially have that search monopoly. you have all of these things and google can offer a better proposition to advertisers that they have all of this data. as to who would buy this, it's a good question because it really is not worth the same thing without that ecosystem. it could certainly hurt that data collection. >> i eagerly await more details on this and what else might be possible remedies. thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, here is one last look at mystery. they shares are down but they reiterated the rating. the reveal is next. i want to draw your attention to bit coin which is now above mel-00 and just hit a fresh al ti high. it's up 35% since the election. we are back after this. don't go anywhere. it's odd how in an instant things can transform. slipping out of balance into freefall. (the stock

later pressure is going to break up google chrome alphabet, what's ahead for the tech giant in osaka we begin with expert panel three things investors to be think about right now, on the bearings roundtable my colleagues ben levisohn teresa and jacob sonenshine. decent gains for the stock market this week, the dow hit a new high. you say would you look under the hood is better than it looks by the numbers. this was a week when you think the tech stocks must've done well, the magnificent seven did well, this is all about the other stocks in the s&p 500 around 400 or more of the stocks went up this week that was enough to propel the market higher despite not much news out there. it was to buy everything that had been dominating the market we had good earnings from dear and gap, the stockpot, this is a good thing to see it expanded in the market higher initially without tech, nvidia reported earnings nearly doubled from a year ago in the market. >> the market completely ignored going into the. the option market was projecting a .6% move in either direction it moved .5%. he got no reacti

the feasibility of breaking off chrome is not going to happen.ively moderate dip compared to what we expected. >> that sounds like a very trump approach to dealing with ors at this point. >> you got to negotiate. >> that's right. let's talk about the competitive aspect here with openai, which is all rage right now and has access to capital. what exactly would it look like for competition for chrome if openai were to come out with a search product of its own? >> if openai is building a browser, it would give it access to the holy grail of the search bar at the top the browser. if you think about it, without chrome, google is just a web site. it makes chatgpt potentially the default within that browser and turns google back into a web site. google built hrome where google is the default search for everyone. that has been important to maintain dominance. if openai builds a browser and puts a search engine in there, that is a much bigger threat to google than whatever the doj is thinking of. that being said, building a browser is difficult. unseating

turning now to google which might soon be required to break up its web browser, chrome.t case ruling in august where google was deemed to have an illegal monopoly when it comes to on online search and related advertising. chrome is the world's most popular internet browser estimated to be worth around $15 to 20 billion. the ruling will impact other browsers like microsoft's edge, brave and opera, all of which use chrome's open—source browser software. erik hovenkamp, an expert on anti—trust law, explains what's behind this action from the doj. the doj is going to argue that although this anti—trust case centres mainly on contracts with other big firms like apple, that eliminating those contracts is essentially not going to be enough, that google might still find ways to distort competition in harmful ways all by itself, without having the contract with these other firms. and in particular, they'll argue that google will continue to make itself a default on chrome and will continue to sort of pressure other firms to prioritise google over competitors. and the doj has the

you're absolutely right that things like spinning off chrome got attention.ut if you look in the details of the filing you are right, they are proposing that google make it secret sauce algorithms available to rivals, share the user data with rival search engines including baidu. there is a provision that would make google pay for consumers to switch to competing search engines which is like pepsi paying the customers to try coke. it would make fun paid advertising campaigns for being and duck duck go. i do not think they would not only deter google from continuing to invest in ovations if they have to share, but they are so extreme they are like prescribing a limb amputation because the patient has a hangnail. caroline: the arguments that you make are very clear and we are therefore trying to play devils advocate. me as a consumer, what any of this be good for me as a consumer if indeed google is forced to open up or any parts of the ideas coming from the doj a remedy? adam: i think the vast majority of people want search engines to work and to answer questi

coming up, will google be forced to sell off its chrome browser?e discussed the latest in the latest -- we discuss the latest. plus, improving controls on roadblocks -- roblox. spacex readies for another starship launch with president-elect donald trump set to attend, but first we check in on these markets. despite the geopolitical headwinds, russia, ukraine, we push higher just about 0.1% on the nasdaq one higher, higher still on the nasdaq. that is to straight days of gains when looking at big tech -- two straight days of gains when looking at big tech. let's go into the intricacies of what is happening with google in terms of its price point because we started off the day trading lower. anxiety around the building antitrust crescendo around this particular company, and maybe we push into the green up 0.4%. is there a slight relief rally that it is not being forced to sell off android? we get into it now with michael sheppard in washington because it is an interesting stock market reaction here. many would say the clouds of antitrust consent stil

chrome has been around 16 years.eat browser and is google responsible for unfair practices? absolutely. is this the way to get them to conform? now. to would purchase chrome? you got microsoft, apple, a browser is hard to monetize. he will only have a handful of companies, and what will they do with it. do i think we should force google to be more fair how they do advertising and ask more transparency in the algorithm since their first page is all baer platforms, these are things that would move the needle for the average american. chrome is not going to do anything. my prediction is it won't go through. neil: what we are seeing, alphabet overdone today? >> google has more than chrome going for them and in many ways this is a red herring. neil: i apologize for how this was shortened but thank you. we will have more after this. t—mobile's 5g network connects a hundred thousand delta employees so they can make every customer feel like they've arrived before they've left the ground. this is how business goes further wit

chrome is the largest internet browser in the world. 61% of traffic goes to chrome and is competing withthe likes of safari and firefox but this is the main way google is able to not only detect who is searching what but also collected data and give them targeted access. that's the crux of the case. the concern is what this may do in terms of raking out google given so much of their revenue comes as a function of this platform. we will see if that comes through. right now it is just a recommendation when it comes to actually pulling back on data licensing. it is just a recommendation. but some pretty strong words coming from the vice president. take a listen to what she had to say. the doj is continuing to push a radical agenda that goes far beyond the legal issues in this case. the government putting its thumb on the scale in ways that would harm consumers of it -- an american technological leadership at precisely the moment -- it is needed. being tough on tech has been a bipartisan issue for democrats and republicans and we will see if that eases under a new up ministries and. initiate

but i think chrome deftly recognizing chrome is crucial to google's business.avenue in which a lot of people access it search engine but also how google affects a lot of data. as a user logs and it keeps a lot of information about the browser history where people are going online and what they're looking at. using that day that helps self advertised -- help sell advertising. caroline: appreciate the update, thank you. it is time for talking tech. first up we are talking pdd due to tense if i -- the team is struggling to catch up with unspecified rivals because of lack of expertise. alibaba appointed a new executive to oversee its entire e-commerce operation. leading a new department that consolidates alibaba shopping assets making him most powerful person in the company after the ceo. baidu reported its biggest revenue drop in more than two years after china's economic -- the earning spot has fallen behind in china usage paid while its core business is losing ground to newer social platforms. coming up we are going back to the u.s. earnings story. nvidia, the i

the agency is pushing google to give up its chrome browse ir.lchrist is here with how that could work. good morning. >> good morning, frances. yes, the department of justice is calling for the partial breakup of google, in what would be the most significant penalties against the tech giant in more than a generation. now the doj said on wednesday that it was urging a federal judge to force the sale of google's chrome browser as part of wider anti-monopoly measures against the tech giant. now google controls about 90% of the search market. and the argument here is that chrome provides it with extra data on users that it can sell to advertisers. so the doj said that the sale would improve competitiveness in the market and allow other entrants. this was part of a 23-page filing against google which also said it should be blocked from entering exclusionary agreements with partners like apple and samsung and that it should also be prevented from giving such service preferences to its own products. it also said the tech giant should be stopped from eli

chrome is the most popular internet browser estimated to be 15 million dollars.s all of which use chrome�*s open source browser software and we have more of the story and the next edition of business today in the next half an hour time. the biden administration has announced almost 300 million dollars of new military assistance for ukraine as it bolsters support in its last few weeks in office. the package includes ammunition, missiles, drones and anti—personnel landmines. the previously announced decision to supply the mines has been criticised by activists because of their danger to civilians. but us officials say they contain safety features. the latest package from the us comes after confirmation that ukraine has now fired long—range missiles provided by the uk at targets inside russia. the uk's storm shadow missiles travel close to the speed of sound, at a distance up to 250 kilometres, and are particularly effective at penetrating fortified bunkers and ammunition depots. earlier this week, ukraine also used us provided long—range missiles on targets inside

i was just going through on the chrome investiture, this is what the d.o.j. fully divest chrome to a bright enter buyer approved by the plaintiff in their sole discretion subject to terms of the court of the plaintiffs approve. google may not release any other google browser during the time under term of the final judgment, absent approval by the court. that is overbroad i would use a more rude word to describe this, that is my opinion, the d.o.j. is really overreaching. >> what do you think. >> i would like to see google go down a little bit and i would like to see something that says we will not let you be a political actor we saw president trump's campaign when he looked at the trump assassination and things like that they put up promoting kamala harris, i don't feel bad for google and any of the staff because of the way that they behaved as a search engine. maria: you feel there be able to do that because there monopoly. >> their monopoly no other choice if everyone uses them. >> this could change how we search, google chrome is half for americans but i w

and alphabet, the justice department plans to ask a judge to force google to sell chrome.r this hour. let's start on the safe haven bid that i mentioned, flight to safety, because it's not just in treasuries, you're seeing it in the japanese yen, in gold prices as well. gold hasn't done that well since the election. it ran up into the election, maybe on worries about uncertainty of a result. after we got that, it sold off, now it's up again today on fears overseas. it is all after reports from russia and ukraine about the u.s. long-range missiles that were used in russia. of course, this revision of the nuclear doctrine from russia, putin sort of lowering the threshold for using nuclear weapons. the putin quote here -- >> and then markets sold off further when we heard from the russian foreign minister lavrov. >> so, escalated talk spooks the market. it's why we saw markets sell off on this idea that things are getting worse. >> yeah. there has been pressure on joe biden for quite sometime from many different corners, certainly zelenskyy, to allow the use of these missiles

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grady, what would that sale of chrome look like?etch a a large sum if google did have to sell chrome, could go for as much as $20 billion, taylor. that's according to an analyst at bloomberg. in this particular case, the doj is also reportedly going to ask the judge to either force google to sell chrome or the android mobile operating system. and further, ask the judge to establish new rules around google's artificial intelligence or a.i. right now all of that is according to the "wall street journal," but we expect to see the official proposal from the doj by tomorrow. that is the deadline for it to to submit its proposed fix to google's search monopoly. so to take you a little bit back in this case, you'll remember that the judge in the case already found the company broke antitrust laws and had an illegal monopoly over web search. now they're hooking at how to solve that -- looking at how to solve that problem. one of the accusations in the case in which google was found guilty was that the company was paying companies like apple

ultimately, google uses chrome, its web browser, as a way to get users into the google ecosystem.y browse the web and therefore what kind of products to serve to them. and in the us, it has around about a 60% market share. so this is a key component really of google's business overall, which is generally generated its revenue through advertising online. and the things that they provide through the search results that many of us use. google has around about a 90% market share in the search engine world as well. so all in all, a pretty significant chunk of its business here that could be affected. and therein lies the problem, isn't it? thejustice department has looked at that and said, "you've got too much power." "one of the ways we might address that is selling it off." that straight away raises a lot of questions about not only what it means for google, but who would buy it and what it does to the market given its popularity. yeah, this is a massive business. and google is one of the biggest companies in the world. so there are very few people who could sweep in and buy what is

the biggest one, selling off chrome, the agency arguing, "the playing field is not level."e doj recommends dissolving any contracts where google is the default search engine on a device, like an iphone. antitrust lawyer lee hepner doesn't see it as extreme. >> i think the justice department has put forward a pretty reasonable response to a monopoly that has persisted for well over a decade. >> reporter: if the judge agrees, users would need to select their browser of choice in settings or navigate to google.com themselves. and remember, the tech giant owns android. google could sell its smartphone operating system, or it would not be allowed to make its search engine mandatory on the device. the doj also floated the possibility of selling android. additionally, the doj wants to block google from buying any search-based artificial intelligence companies. pair that with losing access to data, if fewer people use chrome, it would set the company back significantly in the ai race. in a statement, google called the doj's filing staggering saying it would harm consumers and innov

according to reports, prosecutors may push for its owner alphabet to be forced to sell off its chromeainly challenge. tech expert bob 0'connell told us the industry has moved on from these concerns because of ai. obviously, a lot of people are wondering what's going to happen here. i mean, you know, the challenge i see with this in particular is that this is so backwards looking because really, the market for internet search is changing dramatically as we speak. generative ai is changing how we search for things. people are now searching through tiktok and other platforms that they never did before. so to be honest with you, part of me is a little concerned that this is looking the wrong way and really wouldn't have that much of an impact. but at the end of the day, we have to wonder, what happens here? and the thing to remember about chrome is while it doesn't generate income directly for google, it offers an avenue to their services. and that's the big question mark that's going on here. us media giant comcast is to spin off its the bulk of its nbcuniversal cable television networks

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first, they are proposing to have google sell its browser chrome. that's a big one.t one. and they also want them to basically, in some cases, if they can't resolve some of the issues that the judge has brought up, even sell an android mobile operating system as well. these are really big questions. again, this is just what the doj is recommending. google is going to have their own recommendation, which they say they're going to file next month. >> to that end, there are so many facets to google. google maps, google chrome. you mentioned android. how practical would it for them to do that? >> this is basically the doj's wish list. and it's up to the judge to decide whether or not they'll impose this actual remedy on google. so there's a lot of legal questions about whether or not that would happen. you can make the argument that what the doj is asking for is a little bit aspirational. when it comes to the suite of google, it's important to note that youtube, google maps, google docs and drive, that's not really part of it. basically, the doj is looking at the way tha

the us department ofjustice has called for google to divest its chrome browser saying the tech giantble to re—enter browser markets for the next five years following an anti—trust case ruling in august where google was deemed to have an illegal monopoly when it comes to online search and related advertising. let's go live to san francisco and join our north america tech correspondent.— join our north america tech correspondent. what happens next? what — correspondent. what happens next? what happens - correspondent. what happens next? what happens next - correspondent. what happens next? what happens next is l next? what happens next is google gets its chance to issue its own proposed remedies after what we saw today from the department ofjustice. the department ofjustice. the department ofjustice is assuring some sweeping proposals in this filing today. you mentioned one of them, which is to have the company divest from its chrome browser, which is a competitor to apple safari and mozilla's firefox, the most used browser in the world. the concern from the government perspective in t

journalist chris stokel—walker told us there's also a big question around who could possibly buy chromest companies in the world. so there are very few people who could sweep in and buy what is a relatively significant part of that business. people have been saying, well, maybe amazon could come in and buy this, although that comes with its own issues. they are, of course, very dominant in the e—commerce space. others have said openai might be a potential suitor, but then that has its own issues as well, because obviously they're leading the way when it comes to artificial intelligence. one of the the concerns, i think, of thejudge here was the way that google was using its own ai tools to try and build in loyalty to the browser here. i think it's unlikely that we will see a sale, although there is going to be obviously a lot of tussling over this. google have said themselves, i think, this is a radical reinterpretation of the law that goes beyond what was decreed. and i guess we have to wait and see what's going to come next. to dubai now — and what looks like a record breaking year fo

search and advertising giant google will learn more today about the fate of its chrome internet browserts final proposals in court later. it ruled in august that google operates an online search monopoly. bloomberg reports suggest google may be forced to sell its most—used browser as part of a wider break up. alphabet — the owner of google has said such a move would harm consumers and it that it will challange any proposals. our tech expert said the company has moved on from these concerns because of ai. obviously a lot of people are wondering what's going to happen here. i mean, you know, the challenge i see with this in particular is that this is so backwards looking because really, the market for internet search is changing dramatically as we speak. generative ai is changing how we search for things. people are now searching through tiktok and other platforms that they never did before. so to be honest with you, part of me is a little concerned that this is looking the wrong way and really wouldn't have that much of an impact. but at the end of the day, we have to wonder, what happen

the internet giant google, to break up its dominance in online searches, including selling off its chromed that google maintained an illegal monopoly that crushed its competition. google has until mid december to propose its own remedies. the uk has imposed a travel ban and asset freeze on angolan billionaire isabel dos santos — under its global anti—corruption sanctions regime. dos santos, whose father ruled angola for 38 years until 2017, was often described as �*africa's richest woman'. she denies allegations of corruption and says she is the target of a long—running political vendetta. gary wang, the co—founder of the collapsed crypto platform ftx has avoided prison time after assisting prosecutors in the sam bankman—fried case. at a hearing on wednesday a judge said mr wang "immediately did the right thing by travelling to the us soon after the firm's collapse in 2022 and offering his full assistance to law enforcement. ftx's other co—founder sam bankman—fried was found guilty of fraud and money laundering and sentenced to 25 years in prison. that is all we have time for. stay with u

to break the chrome browser off from the rest of google. that's part of a broader effort to break up some of the tight integrations of google products. but it's those integrations of products that google says makes everything work so well. so google's chief legal officer, kent walker came out saying the doj is being overly broad here with this proposal pushing a radical interventionist agenda that's the google position. what you can tell from that statement is that they will clearly appeal this. in other words, this is going to take months. probably years to play out. but if this does go through, if the court does order google to break up in this way it would be the most significant antitrust penalty for any tech company in a generation. >> yeah and i'd be curious to see who might be interested in actually purchasing that browser. there's also potentially some cable news networks that might be on the market soon. brian, what's going on over at comcast yes. >> this news rattling the television industry this week. comcast saying it's going to

the, the, the welcome to chrome, smartphones were all things are considered computer a little? what is biting a need to achieve escalating ukraine proxy war? oh, should we interpret rushes reaction? and finally, where is donald trump and all of this? we discuss these issues and more. i'm joined by my guess, door to samuel we in budapest, he's a pod, castro, and the guy goal which can be valid on youtube and locals, and, and assemble, we cross through fedex or omar. he is a historian and political commentator. right gentlemen. crosstalk rules and effects that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciated. okay, let's get off with georgian in budapest. so much can be settled about what's happened in the last 10 days or even a hard to begin to start. i suppose over all the anticipating the of the, the trump administration, we up in for 60 days of new killer chicken. george of these could well be um, the little divider in administration as a or was it determined to escalate the conflict um in ukraine? i mean, i think there's 2 reasons for that. reason. obviously, 1

so it's a deeply dishonest exercise in order to reassure chrome as the drum support is. yeah. yeah we're, we're on board for this. yeah. that's what i deal with. definitely. you know, no, no, no more of these. um, uh stupid was, uh for a somebody else know we'll have stupid. was that a for america 1st you know, the value of much of the discussion about the future cabin into another positions of the next administration. maybe you kind of all load because, you know, there is what i call been and been minute then minutes um, where you have the, um, uh, interagency can set uh, consensus. that's gonna be very, very hard to fight against. okay. i mean, p takes as well, you know, popular tv guy. and i mean, well, the more power to him but to be able to control the largest single bureaucracy in the world with that within budget of a trillion dollars. if you think it would take him for years to learn how to run the place, let alone run it from day one, because the layers and layers of the mazda of bureaucracy, they just have a life of their own existence of their own. all these politic

>> chrome itself doesn't make any money.rowsers. those are business decisions. i don't gree with the government's attitude. >> do you think the anti-trust will change with trump? a report out recently that they may not go after apple. is there a sea change here? >> lina khan and the executive government will be leaving. she pushed a punch of theories. we will see if they are proven over time. the important thing from my perspective is the anti-trust efforts don't work. if you want to regulate, regulate. do it in a precise way. do it in such a way you understand your outcomes. don't play other games. these companies, by the way, as their defender, are under enormous pressure from employees and lawsuits. this is just another regulatory pressure on them. >> the department of justice began this. >> that's correct. >> this is not something out there. there are other companies from microsoft and at&t which have gotten broken up over the years. >> microsoft was not broken up. >> it had to deal with -- it wasn't broken up. it had to

could google be forced to sell chrome?h world holds its breath — awaiting the fate of the world's most popular web browser. and a social media star under scrutiny — logan paul faces fresh questions over his cryptocurrency dealings. we will have tributes to the guitarist who played on the james bond theme. now we have the latest sport. uefa has awarded romania a 3—0 nations league victory over kosovo after the match in bucharest was abandoned in stoppage time last friday when kosovan players walked off pitch with the score at 0—0. they claimed that they had heard pro—serbian chanting from the home fans, something romania denied. uefa did find the romanian federation guilty of a number of charges and they will have to play the next home match behind closed doors due to racist and discriminatory behaviour by the team's supporters. but because kosovo walked off, they were deemed to have forfeited the match, the 3—0 win to romania doesn't change the standings with romania already promoted to the second tier and kosova going int

for chrome users the difference would be minor., this could be a substantial blow. owning the number one browser provides critical data for its advertising. further, as it becomes more integrated into search, any restrictions could prevent google's chances of being a market leader. the judge will not make an official decision until august of next year, but it could go against the doj recommendation and pursue a different course altogether. there is a potential wild card. president-elect trump will take office before the sentencing and appeal process. while the case was originally filed during his first administration, he has since expressed skepticism about breaking google up. kelly o'grady, cbs news, new york. >>> turning now to an historic storm that's hitting the pacific northwest. forecasters call it a bomb cyclone, a rapidly intensifying storm that will pull moisture from the pacific ocean and dump over a month's worth of rain and significant snow in the mountains. scientists say climate change is making storms like this more

the big one here forcing google to divest the chrome web browser.inance in search across the web, has the largest market share with google search with gmail, youtube, and others built in. divesting android, the operating system for mobile devices. the doj also admits that would be difficult to do. those getting the most attention this week as these reports trickled out, another important element that would impact other companies especially apple. the doj recommends ending google's practice of paying companies like apple to be the default search engines on devices or other web browsers. that would be a huge pit to apple's services business, filings showing google paid apple a whopping $20 billion in 2022, but payments can vary based how many people are using google search on iphones. still that would be more it than a fifth of apple's total services revenue based on the recent report. kent walker, google's top lawyer, responded last night to the doj's recommendations. he pointed out it would hurt smaller companies like mow sfwlil a. they make the fir

the major set back for google us regulates, is pushed to the tech jive, the senate search engine chrome, the beginning gaza, where it's full $112.00 days of his roles. war on the strip, these right imagery is now killed nearly 44000 palestinians, wounded more than a 100 and full 1000 since the 7th of october. last yeah. most of those who have been killed a women and children. well, no one i know where is safe and gone, so it's so cold save. so as you and schools used by displaced people and hospitals, they've all been hit hundreds of times in the course of the year. and wednesday night these right imagery killed nearly 100 people in north and gaza late ninety's right? strikes, killed at least 66 palestinians in bates law. here. most of the dead women and children, more than a 100 of us were induced. the attack targeted the residential neighborhood, close to the come out loud one hospital so close. the hospital staff came to rescue the injured themselves. dr. hassan mobil. sophia is the director of the cum antoine hospital. he says most of the victims was sleeping when they were killed a

front of mine for everyone is alphabet and google having to sell off chrome.ok, it's about dominance in search. others worry about dominance and advertising. tell us what role you have played for the u.s. government. >> i have been in search for 20 years. we made the closing arguments back in may. back then i wrote a memo about how there could be behavioral remedies to fix the search and search advertising markets. doj saw the memos, asked me to speak with them about what we are doing. you have seen that proposed final judgment. some of those ideas are around making sure that google would comply with behavioral remedies. this is a $200 billion market that has been running for a while. getting it right is difficult and making sure there is compliance would be the next step. caroline: your business is in the world of placingant forces. would some of the things being discussed, remedies, dramatic as they are, helped a benefit your business? >> a lot of folks would be able to invest. microsoft called it the no zone for investment or about 20 years. we have been wo