CBC·3 min read·medium
EU fines Alphabet $1B US for Google Play, search infractions
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The European Union has fined Alphabet approximately $1 billion for antitrust violations related to Google Play and search result preferences. The EU claims these practices stifle competition, while Google argues the regulations force the degradation of useful consumer features.
However, the U.S. tech giant and its parent Alphabet are likely to avoid fresh fines as EU regulators lauded good progress in its ongoing efforts to comply with the landmark legislation.
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