Online reports, according to the New York Times, the U.S. Department of Justice stated at an antitrust hearing in Washington that in order to break Google's monopoly in the field of online search, it should be forced to divest core assets such as Chrome browser. Prosecutors say Chrome is a key entry point for users to search engines, and a spin-off will help competitors gain market data and improve services. The case is expected to last for three weeks, and the final "remedy" will be decided this summer.