Apple's 36% Cut: Revealing Google's Safari Search Revenue Deal

Apple earns 36% of Google's revenue from searches conducted on the Safari browser on Apple devices, according to an economics expert testifying in the antitrust lawsuit against Google. The agreement between Apple and Google, which has been revised multiple times since 2002, has made it difficult for other search engines to compete. If Google loses the lawsuit, Apple may develop its own search engine using its existing search team.