The Zhitong Finance App learned that on Wednesday, Google (GOOGL.US) rose more than 7% to $226.77. According to the news, on Tuesday, US District Judge Amit Mehta of the District of Columbia announced remedies in the “US vs. Google” antitrust case. The US court ruled that Google did not need to divest its Chrome browser, nor split the Android operating system, while continuing to reject the relevant demands of the prosecution. Google has also not been banned from paying Apple to ensure that its search remains the default option for Apple devices, but the court reserves the right to re-examine the arrangement in the future. Furthermore, Google is not prohibited from paying distribution partners to pre-install Google Search, Chrome, or their generative AI products. The market generally interpreted the ruling as “exhausting”, and the restrictive measures were far less than previously anticipated.

The Zhitong Finance App learned that on Wednesday, Google (GOOGL.US) rose more than 7% to $226.77. According to the news, on Tuesday, US District Judge Amit Mehta of the District of Columbia announced remedies in the “US vs. Google” antitrust case. The US court ruled that Google did not need to divest its Chrome browser, nor split the Android operating system, while continuing to reject the relevant demands of the prosecution. Google has also not been banned from paying Apple to ensure that its search remains the default option for Apple devices, but the court reserves the right to re-examine the arrangement in the future. Furthermore, Google is not prohibited from paying distribution partners to pre-install Google Search, Chrome, or their generative AI products. The market generally interpreted the ruling as “exhausting”, and the restrictive measures were far less than previously anticipated.