Despite Google’s recent victory, a flurry of competition cases could still change how the tech giants do business

By Ioannis Kokkoris, Professor of Competition Law and Economics, Queen Mary University of London

A US judge recently decided not to break up Google, despite a ruling last year that the company held a monopoly in the online search market. Between Google, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon and Meta, there are more than 45 ongoing antitrust investigations in the EU (the majority under the new EU Digital Markets Act) and in the US.

While the outcome could have been much worse for Google, other rulings and investigations have the potential to…

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