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  1. The European Commission is finalizing the largest fines under the Digital Markets Act, regulating tech giants like Google regarding prominent visibility of their own services in search results.
  2. The European Commission is investigating potential antitrust violations of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) involving Google.

The European Commission has imposed an antitrust fine on Google, and Google is appealing the decision to the top court.

34 reports, 11 independent Updated Sep 4
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The European Commission has imposed an antitrust fine on Google, and Google is appealing the decision to the top court.

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  1. Google is mandated to pay a massive fine to the EU.1 source
  2. EC fines Google for antitrust issues; appeal lodged at top court.1 source
  3. EU top court dismissed Google's appeal over antitrust fine.1 source

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