EU plans major fine against Google under Digital Markets Act
Key takeaways
- The European Union is set to fine Alphabet's Google a high triple-digit million euro amount for breaching the Digital Markets Act, with the decision expected before summer.
- This would be the largest DMA penalty to date targeting Big Tech gatekeeper practices.
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The EU is about to make Google pay a large fine for breaking new tech rules. This could cut into the company's profits and push its stock price lower.
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