EU court largely upholds $4B Google Android antitrust fine
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One of the European Union’s highest courts has largely upheld a huge fine issued to Google by the bloc’s antitrust enforcers in 2018 over its Android mobile operating system. The
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One of the European Union’s highest courts has largely upheld a huge fine issued to Google by the bloc’s antitrust enforcers in 2018 over its Android mobile operating system. The
The European Court of Justice’s General Court largely upheld a decision to fine Google more than 4 billion euros for restricting competition through Android.
General Court says tech giant 'imposed unlawful restrictions on manufacturers of Android mobile devices' to benefit its search engine; reduces fine from 4.3 to 4.1 billion euros
A top European Court said it was largely upholding a record fine against Google that had been imposed by the European Commission in 2018. The penalty is a record amount for an antitrust violation.
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