What if Microsoft exited the search business?
The Daily Caller makes the argument that Microsoft’s continued presence in the search business is actually helping Google by taking the focus off their monopoly position and anti-competitive practices.
The Daily Caller makes the argument that Microsoft’s continued presence in the search business is actually helping Google by taking the focus off their monopoly position and anti-competitive practices.
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