The U.S. Justice Department appears close to filing an anti-trust case against Alphabet, the parent company of web search giant Google. Mark Bunting and John O’Connell explore whether the government has the appetite for a case, why Google’s defence is just a click away, and whether any case would drag on for years and wind up not really harming Google in the long run.
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