U.S. says Google break-up may be needed to end violations of antitrust law
The lawsuit marks the first time the U.S. has cracked down on a major tech company since it sued Microsoft Corp for anti-competitive practices in 1998
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U.S. says Google break-up may be needed to end violations of antitrust law
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