(Reuters) -A trial on the U.S. Department of Justice's proposals to diminish Google's dominance in online search will not be delayed to give Trump administration officials more time to revise the request, the judge overseeing the case said on Tuesday. The DOJ has proposed forcing Alphabet's Google to sell its Chrome browser, and potentially the Android mobile operating system, to take away distribution points for Google search. President-elect Donald Trump expressed skepticism about a Google breakup in October...

President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration is making waves across various industries, particularly when it comes to regulating Big Tech. Tusk Venture Partners Founder and CEO Bradley Tusk joins Catalysts Co-hosts Seana Smith and Madison Mills to discuss the need for policies that support innovation without hindering growth.  Tusk sees risk to the US economy if early-stage investors, like himself, are unable to support smaller tech companies that could one day challenge today’s industry giants. “If you don't have people, companies kind of waiting in the wings to fill the void when the big players today ultimately grow stagnant, then all of a sudden that's a huge hole in the marketplace that makes us a lot more vulnerable to companies from other countries,” Tusk explains. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Catalysts here. This post was written by Cindy Mizaku...