Points clés
- The European Commission fined Google 890 million euros.
- Google was found to have violated the rules of the Digital Markets Act.
- The company was indicated to have abused its power in the search engine to promote its own services.
- This decision is not the first antitrust penalty imposed on Google.
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The European Commission (EC) has fined the US-based technology giant Google 890 million euros for violating the Digital Markets Act. The Board announced that the company abused its dominant position in the search engine market to direct users to its own services.
Google's practice intentionally reduced the visibility of its competitors in search results, limiting consumers' choices. According to the European Commission, this situation seriously disrupted fair competition in the market.
This decision stands out as part of the European Union's regulatory steps targeting tech giants. Since this penalty is not the Commission's first sanction against Google, the institution had previously fined the company heavily for various competition violations.
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- Why did the European Commission penalize Google?
- Google was penalized for abusing its dominance in the search engine to promote its own services and reducing the visibility of its competitors, thereby violating the Digital Markets Act.
- What is the amount of the fine imposed on Google?
- The company was fined 890 million euros by the European Commission.
- Is this the first fine imposed on Google?
- No, the European Commission had previously imposed sanctions on Google for various antitrust and competition violations.
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