Judge Rules That Google Does Not Have to Sell Chrome
But the search giant is ordered to share its search results data with rivals
Google will remain intact. In a major ruling, a U.S. judge on Tuesday ruled against ordering the search and online advertising giant to sell its Chrome browser but that it must hand over its search results and some data to archrivals such as Meta and Apple.
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