Courts Tread Lightly on Antitrust Penalties Against Meta and Google

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Federal courts in the United States have been reluctant to impose severe penalties on major tech companies like Meta and Google, even after finding them guilty of antitrust violations. Judges appear cautious about intervening too aggressively in fast-moving technology markets. The concern is that heavy-handed remedies could disrupt industries where innovation is rapidly evolving. This hesitancy raises questions about the effectiveness of antitrust enforcement in the modern tech sector.

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