"Behavioral changes could result in the loss of the default position and market share," Jennifer Rie, a senior litigation analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence said in a note dated Aug. 8. "The ultimate impact would depend on the injunction's breadth and subsequent user behavior."
Still, she said the company will likely appeal the court decision and seek a stay on any remedy proceedings pending its appeal. "The appeal could take more than a year, longer if a Supreme Court review is sought," Rie said.
72589762 : yeah, just crash the whole monetary system so no one has a way to pay for anything except blood sweat and tears. good job team
you really showed them
EZ_money : probably see Google donate a
ton of money to education or research etc....and then nothing. kinda like Microsoft.
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Ultratech : buy on bad news.
Gman511 :


TOYO 


