Fate of Google’s search empire could rest in Trump’s hands
Google has argued that "a breakup could hurt America’s interests in a heated geopolitical competition with China over dominance in areas like artificial intelligence," The Times reported. And Trump appeared to be running with that same logic when seemingly shifting his position on wanting to destroy Google in his final days on the campaign trail.
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