Alphabet Inc. & Ziff Davis — PriceRunner

Alphabet Inc.: Alphabet Inc.'s subsidiary Google was found guilty of abusing its market dominance by favoring its own shopping comparison service, resulting in a significant fine and potential further legal challenges. This ruling adds to its ongoing antitrust issues in Europe.

Ziff Davis — PriceRunner: Ziff Davis — PriceRunner, a price comparison site, won a major antitrust lawsuit against Google, securing a substantial damages award for lost profits due to Google's anti-competitive practices. This ruling validates its claims of harm and provides a significant financial boost.

Alphabet Inc.: Alphabet Inc. was used as leverage by Alphabet Inc., as manufacturers needed its license to pre-install Alphabet Inc. — Google Search and Chrome, forming part of the anti-competitive strategy. The ruling confirms the abuse of this licensing condition.

Ziff Davis — PriceRunner: Ziff Davis — PriceRunner, a price comparison company, successfully filed a lawsuit against Alphabet Inc. seeking damages, with a Swedish court ordering Alphabet Inc. to pay about $1.5 billion. This demonstrates the potential for further claims for damages following the antitrust ruling.