Washington Post: no longer let Google continue to grow

The Washington Post article on April 22, Beijing time, pointed out that the history of Google's development is a success example of business success. Two young people developed from an idea and built the company around it. In just a few years, they developed it into a myth with a market value of $150 billion and a commanding power over the Internet industry. Yahoo, the traditional media giant, and Microsoft, which cannot be the biggest competitor, are not their competitors, and what they do is all bright.
Google's sales and profit in the first quarter increased by 63% and 69% respectively, whereas Yahoo posted a first-quarter report with a 11% year-on-year decline in profits two days ago.
Newspapers and Periodicals have repeatedly reported the latest financial reports of the two large companies.
However, because of Google's achievements, we have to ask whether it can continue to expand its industry leader through acquisitions or cooperation? It recently acquired the online video sharing website Leader YouTube and the online ad service provider DoubleClick, which is also a leading online advertising service provider. During these two acquisitions, the wealthy Google beat other competitors by raising their prices.
It also signed a cooperation agreement with the radio giant Clear Channel and satellite TV operator EchoStar.
Let's look back and think about it. Without the government's anti-monopoly restrictions, there will be no achievements of Google today. The government's anti-monopoly restrictions prevent Microsoft from using its financial and leader strengths to combat competitors. According to the same principle, should Google be restricted now? So as not to stop the rise of the next Google company?