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Google will not be forced to sell Chrome, federal judge rules

1. A judge ruled Google will not sell its Chrome browser. 2. Google must share search data but can still pay distributors. 3. Investors reacted positively, boosting Google's shares after the ruling. 4. The ruling limits exclusive contracts but addresses competition in AI search. 5. Separately, Google faces a hearing regarding online advertising monopoly.

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Why Bullish?

Google avoided serious consequences like losing Chrome, positively affecting investor sentiment.

How important is it?

The outcome reinforces Google's competitive position, directly influencing its stock performance.

Why Long Term?

The ruling stabilizes Google's market position long-term despite ongoing legal challenges.

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