US Department of Justice calls for Google to sell Chrome to end search monopoly

Google is facing a landmark antitrust case in Washington that could result in significant changes to its business practices, according to articles provided. The US Department of Justice is seeking to impose a decade-long settlement that would require Google to: sell its Chrome browser to rivals; share data with competitors; and end its multi-billion dollar agreements with device makers, including deals to make Google the default search engine on smartphones.