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Ribera ‘respectfully curious’ as to why a US judge spared Google (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — The European Union should try to stay consistent with authorities elsewhere as it decides whether to order a breakup of Google’s advertising business, the bloc’s competition chief told POLITICO. Teresa Ribera’s call for reflection marks a shift from the European Commission’s line a year ago that Google should break itself up, as the EU executive imposed a €2.95 billion fine for abuse of dominance in advertising. The U.S. search giant countered in November with a proposal of behavioral
US court ruling aggravates Brussels’ Google problem (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — How do you solve a monopoly like Google’s? It’s a question that has beset Brussels for the past year, ever since the European Commission fined the search giant €2.95 billion for monopolizing the vast market for digital advertising. A few months earlier, in April 2025, a U.S. judge had also found Google guilty in a lawsuit brought by the Department of Justice, as parallel investigations on both sides of the Atlantic finally ran their course. On Wednesday, however, the same U.S. judge m
Brussels changes gear on Big Tech enforcement (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — The European Commission’s days of outsized fines against Big Tech appear to be over. When Brussels fined Google €890 million last month for breaches of the EU’s digital antitrust rules, it did so with little fanfare and a much lower price tag than in the cases it brought against the U.S. search giant in the previous decade. The fine, along with penalties for Apple and Meta, was issued for breaches of the Digital Markets Act, a three-year-old EU regulation that sets guardrails for how
EU fines Google €890M for breaching Big Tech rulebook (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — The EU fined Google €890 million on Thursday and ordered the U.S. internet giant to overhaul how it ranks rivals in search results and how it polices its app store, as it concluded two investigations into whether the company had breached the bloc’s flagship Big Tech law. Google becomes the third company to face significant fines under the EU’s three-year-old Digital Markets Act, a rulebook meant to fast-track investigations into dominant tech platforms that has been denounced by Washi
EU court hands Brussels win over Apple on Big Tech rules (opens the original)
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The EU General Court on Wednesday dismissed Apple’s challenge against how it was designated under the bloc’s Big Tech rules, handing the European Commission a significant victory in one of the first major judicial tests of the law. In a trio of rulings delivered jointly, the Luxembourg-based court confirmed Apple’s designation as a gatekeeper — a firm that controls critical bottlenecks in digital markets — under the Digital Markets Act for the App Store and iOS in full. It also ruled the company
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