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    Call to End Antitrust Tolerated Monopolies of Tech Billionaires●Any commitment to end the antitrust raid on the public finances by the broligarchs monopolies would go a long way to resMmastodonWorldLaw & Courts41 h ago

    A commentator is arguing that the dominance of tech monopolies β€” dubbed 'broligarchs' β€” amounts to a raid on public finances, and that ending it through antitrust enforcement would restore public trust in government. The argument claims these billionaires' interests are fundamentally opposed to those of ordinary citizens, concentrating wealth and power at the public's expense.

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    Monopoli are preparing to face Savoia in an Italian football fixture that forms part of a wider round of matches pairing clubs from Puglia and Campania. Outlets are framing the matchday as a regional confrontation, noting similar cross-region matchups such as Giugliano-Barletta and Sorrento-Casarano, and the ties are drawing attention from supporters in both areas.

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    A Call to Ditch Google Gains Attention●Let's Ditch Google (Verb)YhnHealthNutrition5923 h ago

    A blog post urging people to stop using Google, framed as ditching the search giant as a verb as well as a service, has drawn attention among tech readers. The piece reflects ongoing frustration with Google's dominance in search and the growing push toward alternatives, including other search engines and AI-powered tools.

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    Judge dismisses lawsuits over Google AI Overviews traffic claims●Judge dismisses lawsuits claiming Google's AI Overviews siphon web traffic Google may have a monopoly in search, but neiMmastodonBusinessStartups22 d ago

    A US judge has dismissed two lawsuits alleging that Google's AI Overviews feature siphons web traffic from publishers, ruling that the plaintiffs failed to show a compelling case that the company leveraged its search monopoly. The decision is a win for Google as it faces ongoing antitrust scrutiny over its dominance in search.

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    ACADI president unveils seven proposals to unblock Italy's gambling sector●Geronimo Cardia, president of ACADI, has set out seven proposals to break the deadlock in Italy’s public gambling sector𝕏xIT01 d ago

    Geronimo Cardia, president of the Italian amusement and gambling operators' association ACADI, has set out seven proposals aimed at breaking the stalemate in Italy's public gambling sector. His plan covers extending concessions, revising taxation, introducing next-generation AWPs and VLTs, clarifying the customs and monopolies agency ADM's role in territorial disputes, and addressing market concentration and governance. Industry observers say the proposals could shape the sector's long-awaited regulatory reform.

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    India's Monopoly Stocks Hit Five-Year Lows●India's Monopoly Stocks Are at 5-Year Lowsβ–ΆyoutubeBusinessPersonal Finance108.5K2 d ago

    India's so-called monopoly stocks β€” companies with dominant positions in their industries, such as market leaders in infrastructure and consumer sectors β€” have fallen to their lowest levels in five years. Personal finance commentators are highlighting the slide and debating what it signals about the broader Indian market and whether it offers a buying opportunity.