Alphabet, Google's parent company, saw its shares fall over 5% on Thursday, marking the largest drop in 10 months. The decline followed the Justice Department's request for Google to divest its Chrome browser to curb its dominance in the search engine market. Shares dropped to just over $166, the steepest since a 7% dip in January after disappointing ad sales in Alphabet's Q4 earnings. Federal officials urged a court to force Google to sell Chrome and bar it from reentering the browser market for five years. The Justice Department also sought to prevent agreements making Google Search the default on Apple and Samsung devices. Continue here.
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