Google has appealed an Indian court's trademark infringement ruling, arguing it could harm consumers and disrupt the country's online advertising ecosystem.
The appeal is set to be heard in the coming days
Jul 09, 2026
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What's the storyGoogle has challenged an Indian court ruling that found it infringed trademark rights by allowing competitors to bid on a company's trademarked name as a keyword for advertising.
The tech giant argues that the decision will harm consumers and disrupt online markets.
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