Google Shares Surge In Premarket After Judge Doesn't Order It Broken Up
1. Alphabet's shares rose 5.4% after avoiding major antitrust penalties. 2. Federal judge ruled against breaking up Google over search market monopoly. 3. Google must share search data with competitors but retain Chrome. 4. Ruling allows Google to continue payments to Apple as default search engine. 5. Critics question the fairness of penalties imposed on Google.