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The European Court of Justice rules against Google, keeping a 2017 decision for a €2.4B fine for Google abusing monopoly power to crush rival shopping services

- EU judges uphold lower court ruling in shopping case  — Google was accused by EU of abusing its dominant position

Bloomberg Samuel Stolton

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  • @fasterthanlime @fasterthanlime on x
    babe wake up: Apple will have to pay $13B to the EU (for tax evasion via Ireland), and Google $2.4B (for abuse of dominant position in their Shopping product) https://ec.europa.eu/...
  • @eucourtpress @eucourtpress on x
    #ECJ upholds the fine of €2.4 billion imposed on @Google for abuse of its dominant position by favouring its own comparison shopping service #competition @EU_Commission 👉 https://curia.europa.eu/...
  • @spignal Stanley Pignal on x
    Monday: the EU needs to be less fearsomely regulated, it is obsessed with bans and fines (Draghi) Tuesday: EU top court ruling results in €13bn tax charge for Apple and €2.4bn fine for Google. Completely unrelated (and the EU is right in both cases) but still telling.
  • @shivmalik Shiv Malik on x
    Wow. Google is getting battering on both sides of the Atlantic. Latest is this €2.4bn fine from the EU for self-preferencing in Google Shopping. [image]
  • @jorgeliboreiro Jorge Liboreiro on x
    More good news for Vestager: the ECJ upholds the €2.4 billion imposed on Google for abuse of its dominant position by favouring its own shopping service. [image]
  • @tomvalletti Tommaso Valletti on x
    Google Shopping case: “Google's conduct was discriminatory and did not fall within the scope of competition on the merits.” Glad to have been on the right side of history.
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    Google Loses EU Court Fight to Overturn €2.4 Billion Fine
  • r/google r on reddit
    Google loses final EU court appeal against 2.4 billion euro fine in antitrust shopping case |  The Seattle Times
  • r/google r on reddit
    Google's 2.4 billion euro fine upheld by Europe's top court
  • r/europe r on reddit
    Google's 2.4 billion euro fine upheld by Europe's top court in EU antitrust probe