Alphabet shares soared Wednesday after a federal judge spared its subsidiary Google from a forced breakup in its landmark antitrust battle — fueling a Wall Street rally that outraged critics blasted as a get-out-of-jail-free card for Silicon Valley’s most powerful player.Barry Lynn, executive director of the anti-monopoly think tank Open Markets Institute, blasted the ruling, saying it “lets Google and every other monopolist know that even the most egregious violation of law will be met with a slap on the w ...