Senate Passes Landmark Tech Antitrust Act 62–38 — What It Means for Google, Apple, and Meta

The bipartisan American Competition and Digital Markets Act passed the Senate with a 62–38 vote, mandating structural separation of dominant platforms' advertising and distribution businesses within 36 months. Legal analysts say it is the most consequential digital market legislation since the Sherman Act — and tech stocks have already priced in a five-year litigation battle before any provision takes effect.

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