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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.

Trump leverages his platform to criticize EU regulatory actions, specifically fines levied against Google, while also referencing fines imposed on Apple.

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Trump leverages his platform to criticize EU regulatory actions, specifically fines levied against Google, while also referencing fines imposed on Apple.

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  • Investing.comTrump vows to fight EU’s $3.5 billion Google fine Investing.com -- President Donald Trump has pledged to challenge the European Union’s latest fine against Google, calling the penalty "very unfair" t
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