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ReutersWorkers at several large US tech companies overwhelmingly back Kamala Harris, data shows
Workers at many of the largest U.S. tech companies overwhelmingly back Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris, according to donation data, even as some of the most powerful tech billionaires have thrown their support to Republican rival Donald Trump. Workers at Alphabet, Amazon and Microsoft are donating millions of dollars to the Harris campaign, significantly more than employees who are opting to send money to former President Trump’s camp, according to the data compiled by political watchdog OpenSecrets. The data includes donations made by company employees, owners, and workers' and owners' immediate family members.
ReutersGoogle's antitrust trial over online advertising set to begin
Alphabet's Google will face US antitrust prosecutors on Monday in Alexandria, Virginia, where the Justice Department will seek to show the company stifled competition in online advertising technology, in the search giant's second recent showdown with the Justice Department. Prosecutors say Google has largely dominated the technological infrastructure that funds the flow of news and information on websites through more than 150,000 online ad sales every second. The case is an important one for efforts by U.S. antitrust enforcers to challenge alleged Big Tech monopolies, which have spanned the administrations of both Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
ReutersGoogle's Privacy Sandbox adoption costs burden small ad-tech firms
Smaller ad-tech firms are raising competition concerns over Google's long-brewing cookies alternative, Privacy Sandbox, at a time when the internet giant's digital ads business is already under U.S. and UK scrutiny. The U.S. and UK regulators suspect that Privacy Sandbox, which has been in the making for five years, could give Google too much control over the digital advertising market, harming competition. Google's dominance through Chrome and Android platforms, which command the lion's share of internet users, makes adapting to Privacy Sandbox a critical necessity for ad-tech firms.
