Department of Justice (DOJ) and the European Commission (EC) each announced that the deal had been cleared by their respective antitrust authorities and could proceed. U.S.and EU antitrust authorities have approved Google's proposed acquisition of...
Department of Justice (DOJ), sources told the Wall Street Journal. Google's proposed acquisition of Motorola Mobility could soon be approved by the U.S. The DOJ has been poring over the proposed $12.5 billion acquisition for months, including a...
Department of Justice sanctioned the deal allowing Google to close the acquisition within the next few days. After a five-month investigation, the $400 million acquisition of Admeld was cleared once antitrust concerns arising from the purchase were...
The new look can be attributed to the technology gained via Google's acquisition of airline data software company ITA, finalized in April this year after a Department of Justice investigation. Since giving us an early look in September, Google has...
Department of Justice will simply block the deal. Google acquisition of Motorola Mobility is stepping further toward finalization with the shareholder vote on the topic. While this vote would, under normal circumstances, mean that the deal is ready...
Google's ITA acquisition is officially in the clear; a federal court ruling approved the consent agreement between Google and the Department of Justice that was made in April. While Google's acquisition of the ITA flight information company and...
The Justice Department, along with seven states, moved to stop the acquisition on the grounds that combining ATs antitrust senate hearing, is now featured in an online video promoting Google’s Get Your Business Online program.
The search industry has been watching and waiting to see what Google will do in the flight search vertical since Google's acquisition of ITA, which was given the 'all-clear' by the Department of Justice five months ago.
Google has confirmed that the Department of Justice has made a “second request” for more information from Google, as regulators continue to review the $400 million acquisition of display ad firm AdMeld.
Google is currently addressing EU inquiries, as well as their purchase of advertising company Admeld, and the profits they made from ads for "rogue online pharmacies" are being investigated by the Department of Justice.
The Google facts page about its acquisition of ITA - initially started July 1, 2010 and approved by the Department of Justice a few months ago - makes the following claims: Google's acquisition of ITA Software will create a new, easier way for...
Google has received plenty of attention from the Department of Justice over the last few years, with multiple cases in the U.S.and even more in Europe. Google's $400 million acquisition of display ad ROI optimization tool AdMeld has, unsurprisingly...
Seems a Department of Justice proposed settlement has appeased all sides of the Google-ITA acquisition debate. Federal Trade Commission antitrust investigation after the Justice Department completes its review of Google's acquisition of travel...
Seems today's Department of Justice proposed settlement has appeased all sides of the Google-ITA acquisition debate. Department of Justice today approved our acquisition. The Department of Justice's Antitrust Division today filed a civil antitrust...
Federal Trade Commission antitrust investigation after the Justice Department completes its review of Google's acquisition of travel software developer ITA Software and determines whether to challenge or impose restrictions on the deal, Bloomberg...
The Justice Department, which is investigating Google's acquisition of ITA (and has previously investigated Google over hiring practices and Google books), was not among the departments listed. Among Google's lobbying targets in the fourth quarter...
Apple's recent honeymoon seems to be short-lived with reports of regulatory scrutiny coming from the Department of Justice and from the Federal Trade Commission on various grounds. The [Justice Dept.is doing outreach," the Post quoted one Hollywood...
Department of Justice. In the meantime, the acquisition is subject to approval by the U.S. Yahoo! sells off job search site and strikes new ad deal. The job search landscape is about to get a major makeover.
It seems the team over in Mountain View wasn't up for a battle with the Department of Justice and nixed the deal just an hour before the suit was served. who in their desperation to avoid a hostile Microsoft acquisition said yes.
Google Terminates Yahoo Advertising Partnership Posted by Frank Watson Nov 5, 2008 Yahoo announced that Google has decided to terminate its advertising partnership with Yahoo, "following indication from the Department of Justice that it would seek...
