'When you don't have a stake...', Satya Nadella expressed concern over Google's dominance in the search engine market
Satya Nadella said in the US court that due to Google's dominance in the search engine market, it has become very difficult for rivals to emerge. US Justice Department lawyers attempted to convince a court judge that Google has illegally paid billions to Apple and others to maintain its monopoly.
The Weekly Mail Post 
Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella appeared as a witness on Monday in the US Justice Department's antitrust battle with Alphabet's Google.
In the US court, Nadella said that due to Google's dominance in the search engine market, it has become very difficult for rivals to emerge.
Let us tell you that a few days ago, Microsoft had announced the launch of a new version of its search engine company Bing in the market.
Nadella raised questions on lack of market share
US Justice Department lawyers attempted to convince a court judge that Google has illegally paid Apple and others billions to maintain its monopoly. Nadella further said that "it becomes more difficult to grow when you don't have (market) share."
Google's share in the search market is 90 percent
Google has 90 percent share in the search market. Many people believe that Google earns huge money from ad companies due to its dominance. However, Google believes that Google's outputs are quite good, which users like a lot and users use Google continuously.
