Good morning everyone welcome back to wake up a cheddar baker machado.
Let's take a look at some of the business stories we're following for you this
hour searching for something on google and then add pops up on your browser.
Well now the Justice Department is taking action against that from happening.
They're suing google for what they're calling
a monopoly on the online advertising space.
The complaint alleges google uses anticompetitive mergers to acquire rivals
and then bully advert Kaiser's into using their proprietary technology.
The suit marks the by administrations first big
antitrust case against a big tech company.
Meanwhile,
that Tesla tweet trial continues with Elon musk returning to federal court
that to defend himself at a class action lawsuit
that alleges he misled Tesla shareholders when he
sent out that infamous tweet about an aborted buyout
that must spend three hours on this stand during his third day of testimony.
He depicted himself as a trustworthy business leader.
Now it is unlikely he's going to return to the witness stand.
That is the civil trials expected to be turned over to a nine person jury
sometime in february.
Finally,
the by administration continuing their efforts to reduce fossil fuel emissions.
This by pushing the development of offshore wind along the nation's coasts.
The goal is to have 30 gig The watts of offshore wind online by 2030
that would create thousands of new jobs in the process as well.
This is relatively new for the United States with
the first wind farm beginning operations back in 2016.
Currently there are only two offshore wind farms in the us with the
with the combined capacity of 42 megawatts.
However, there are several projects of various stages in construction right now,
Hannah.