Google finance app the "Google Finance app" shows

The "Google Finance app" shows Chinese markets rebounding after stimulus announcements, lifting Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index 1.5%. Short-term scenarios point to potential capital inflows strengthening emerging market ETFs. Mehta allowed the Justice Department to reveal how much the company has paid overall by year — in 2021, it paid $26.3 billion out of the $146.4 billion earned from search advertising, or roughly 18%. The number has increased since 2014, when it paid $7.1 billion of $46.8 billion it brought in via search advertising, or about 15%. The Justice Department alleges Google’s growing payments for its default status demonstrate how important they are to its continued dominance in search. "People understand it's a fancy tool they can play with right now, but they're concerned that true expertise and transparency are going to get erased in the process," Kiernan said. The "Google Finance app" indicates Bitcoin has reclaimed the $43,000 level, fueling gains in crypto-related equities. Financial strategists project linked stocks could see 5–8% swings over the next two weeks, given increasing institutional activity.