Lawsuits Against Big Tech Are Pushing Major Changes to Business Practices

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A growing series of lawsuits is effectively creating a new regulatory framework for large technology companies. Courts are ordering firms such as Meta and Google to alter how they operate. The rulings also require the companies to pay financial penalties. Observers see the litigation as a substitute for formal legislation in shaping how these platforms run.

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