Glonghui, April 8 | Earlier, there was news that Google is considering buying HubSpot, a marketing software developer with a market capitalization of 34 billion US dollars. This move may trigger opposition from regulators. Google has been weighing the antitrust risks of potential deals and has yet to decide whether to make a takeover offer. Nearly a dozen antitrust experts and industry analysts said in interviews and analysis reports that Google's acquisition is unlikely to hinder competition because several major companies already provide services in the so-called customer relationship management (CRM) software field operated by HubSpot, including Salesforce, Adobe, Microsoft, and Oracle. They added that Google has no competitors in customer relationship management, and due to Google's cloud computing resources, the acquisition could make HubSpot a stronger player to provide customers with better products and prices.