Alphabet Inc.'s Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai has stated that it will take many years to resolve Google's ongoing antitrust battles, emphasizing that these legal challenges do not pose an immediate threat to the company's business.
Google is currently involved in two separate antitrust trials initiated by the US Justice Department.
While Google maintains that it competes fairly against rivals such as Facebook (now Meta) and Amazon, the US Justice Department is exploring a potential breakup of the company.
The ongoing antitrust battles are expected to be lengthy, with potential appeals extending the process for several years.
Google is aggressively developing a strong position in artificial intelligence, a rapidly evolving tech landscape.
For a more in-depth discussion with Google CEO Sundar Pichai, viewers can tune into "The David Rubenstein Show: Peer to Peer Conversations" on Wednesday, October 9th on Bloomberg Television at 9 pm New York time.
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