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The European Commission is investigating potential antitrust violations of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) involving Google.

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The European Commission is investigating potential antitrust violations of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) involving Google.

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  1. The European Commission has imposed an antitrust fine on Google, and Google is appealing the decision to the top court.Sub-event
  2. Commission fines Google for anti-competitive practices; legal challenges launched regarding Apple's service preferences.1 source
  3. Trump leverages his platform to criticize EU regulatory actions, specifically fines levied against Google, while also referencing fines imposed on Apple.Sub-event
  4. EC investigating Google for potential DMA/antitrust violations.1 source

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