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The Sherman Act: Monopoly Isn't Illegal. What Google Did Was.

Monopoly power itself isn't illegal—how a company gets and keeps it is. Two landmark rulings against Google test what the century-old Sherman Act can actually still deter.

By Luke Wilson · Aug 17