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justice suggested several ways to fill google's monopoly, including forcing the company to sell google chromeogle's proposed fixes they're a lot less. the company proposed in a court filing to put limits on contracts with phone manufacturers and carriers. >> the national football league has joined growing calls on congress to crack down on drones. the faa recently expanded its temporary ban on drone flights along the east coast, due to a dramatic increase in those mysterious sightings. the nfl says the sightings highlight a problem that's long affected packed stadiums. league security officers say there's been an alarming rise in unauthorized drones flying into restricted airspace during nfl games. >> i think the newfound attention on the threats that drones pose has, you know, helped to raise attention to an issue we've been talking about for several years here. >> the nfl is asking congress to approve legislation that would give the league more power to crack down on unauthorized drones flying over stadiums. >> our time now. 726. what started as a modest event for a seven year old boy 12 ye

youtube and chrome and google separately. >> i think trump may ease up a little bit on that. >> good. elizabeth, you may have the most contrarian pick of the group. >> it is, yeah, i'm looking at nvidia and intel. so, as we all know nvidia is a blockbuster stock in recent years and the mag-1 if we had to pick one and its had several consecutive quarters of triple digit growth but the question is how much can it continue to defy gravity so i'm looking at intel which is relatively cheap based on book value and it could benefit from a homegrown chip push and there's also been some take over speculation. >> that's an interesting pick, the intel fabs are cropping up in ohio corn fields. thanks guys. to read more check out this weeks edition at barrons.com. follow us on x, on facebook and instagram for the latest updates. enjoy the football, family and leftovers and that's all for us we'll see you next week on barrons roundtable. will: that's going to do it for us today -- rachel: go to church. will: there you go. rachel: merry christmas, everybody. ♪ >> welcome to to sunday mornin

the justice department has called on google to divest from its browser chrome in an attempt to breakch engine's monopoly. and they called on microsoft to get rid of its edge browser just because it sucks. [ light laughter ] should we try it again with brozer? [ laughter ] let's do it -- yeah, let's do it one more time with brozer. [ cheers and applause ] let's give brian a fair shot. the justice department has called on google to divest from its brozer chrome in an attempt -- [ laughter ] -- to break up the search engine's monopoly. and they called on microsoft to get rid of its edge brozer just because it sucks. [ cheers and applause ] that's what the host does. fixes it. according to a new survey, 74% of parents educate themselves on topics that their child is interested in. which is why larry meyers knows everything about jacking off. [ light laughter ] [ scattered applause ] who wrote that? [ laughter ] is this the last one? is this our closer? no. i feel like it's not. oh, boy. 100-year-old man and a 102-year-old woman in philadelphia set a guinness world record for world's olde

the tech giant google is today expected to counter demands by the us department ofjustice that it sells chromeeb browser. that demand is one of a series of remedies aimed at stopping the tech giant from maintaining its monopoly in online search. i spoke to adam epsteen, co—ceo of admarketplace, and an advisor to the us department ofjustice antitrust team. and began by asking him what proposals google is expected to offer today. they will see what google finally has a chance to speak after losing the 286 page liability decision in the last summer. so it will be anything from, you know, a choice screen option, which was unlikely to be effective or compelling to the judge, you know, all the way to offering to spin chrome out into its subsidiary in alphabet, which, again, you know, is sort ofjust changing the labels, but not really the structure of how things would operate. it will be interesting to see if google takes this opportunity to do something that would actually be meaningful and create competition and transparency and innovation in search, and that would be something along the lines of s

searching for answers — will google be forced to sell its popular chrome browser to keep a lid on itsas just made its latest interest rate decision, keeping the cost of borrowing on hold at a record high. the move, or lack of a move, goes against many analysts expectations as russia struggles to tame rising inflation fueled by its war economy and western sanctions. let�*s have a quick look at the numbers. the main interest rate has been held at 21% — the highest on record, which the central bank put in place in october, in an effort to tame persistently high inflation, which rose again last month, coming in atjust under 9% in the year to november. all of which is putting huge pressure on the economy as prices hit consumers and high interest rates strangle growth. during president putin�*s end of year press conference on thursday, he described the growth in prices as an "unpleastant and bad thing", but that the economy will cope. but for how long? joining me now is chris weafer.

will google be forced to sell its popular chrome browser to keep a lid on its search monopoly?. the losses were somewhat mitigated by the latest commerce department inflation report showing the personal consumption expenditure index, which is the fed�*s preferred inflation measure, rising by 2.4% in november on an annual basis, compared with estimates of 2.5%. this has tempered some investors concerns about the likelihood of a slower pace of interest rate cuts. let�*s speak to clayton triick, of angel 0ak capital advisors. welcome. first, let�*s start off with what investors are grappling with this morning. the potential of a government shutdown, they are concerned about the debt issues as well as still digesting that cut from the fed. the anticipation that we may not get as many interest rate cuts

the tech giant google is today expected to counter demands by the us department ofjustice that it sells chromeeb browser. that demand is one of a series of remedies aimed at stopping the tech giant from maintaining its monopoly in online search. adam epsteen, is co—ceo of admarketplace, and an advisor to the us department ofjustice antitrust team. today we'll see what google finally has a chance to speak after losing the 286 page liability decision in the last summer. so it will be anything from, you know, a choice screen option which was unlikely to be effective or compelling to the judge, you know, all the way to, uh, offering to spin chrome out into its subsidiary in alphabet, which, again, you know, is sort ofjust changing, you know, the labels, but not really the structure of how things would operate. it will be interesting to see if google takes this opportunity to do something that would actually be meaningful and create competition and transparency and innovation in search, and that would be something along the lines of saying, hey, you know, we're going to go ahead and change how we l

chrome was sold. who would be a potential buyer there? what would that look like? adam: that's what is difficult about this. it's a great headline, it makes a lot of sense especially if googleedies we were speaking about, that having a different ownership for chrome would be a great way to make sure they are in scented to comply with those frozen ones were in a world where chrome is being sold, controlling the sale and what that owner is going to do creates a lot of unknowns on its own. these are all initial offers, so google coming out very small change, doj coming out with a huge change, it might be that we meet in the middle, not too hot, not too cold. sonali: the trial is right around the corner and we have less than a minute. what comes next? what is your advice when it comes to the justice department's next moves? adam: what comes next is we have in march another shot to see what the opposed orders there is going to be a trial in april where we are going to talk through all of these issues. i think that doj and the government have really been very thoughtful, talking to industry, they want to know what the right solution is. there this huge monopoly tax being extracte

could this stop chrome being the dominant browser worldwide? what do you think googlethis happening? today we'll see what google finally has a chance to speak after losing the 286 page liabilities decision last summer. it will be anything from a choice screen option which is unlikely to be effective or are compelling to the judge. effective or are compelling to thejudge. all the effective or are compelling to the judge. all the way to offering to spin crime out into it subsidiarity alphabet. which again isjust changing it subsidiarity alphabet. which again is just changing the labels but not really the structure of how things would operate. it would be interesting to see if google takes this opportunity to be something medical and create competition and transparency and search. they will be along the lines of sane we will change how we license, how our licensing agreements work with search as an search results and allow obvious browsers and phones to customise and cure in such experiences on their own devices and create different and unique search experience. that woul