EU Reportedly Preparing Record Fine for Google Over Antitrust Violations
The EU is reportedly planning a high triple-digit million euro fine for Google over Digital Markets Act breaches and unfair search practices.
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The EU is reportedly planning a high triple-digit million euro fine for Google over Digital Markets Act breaches and unfair search practices.
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Apple could face billions in fines as the EU charges the tech giant with violating the Digital Markets Act through its App Store policies.