Google insisted Apple help them fight the US Government on antitrust
The Apple chief who negotiated the $160 billion default deal with Google said the search engine insisted on a special clause...
The Apple chief who negotiated the $160 billion default search engine deal with Google said the search giant insisted on a clause to fight together if the US Government ever took antitrust action against them.
The deal, which dates back to 2002, put two of digital’s most fierce rivals in cahoots on search and search advertising, and is the keystone of th…
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