The EU has fined Google €890m for violating competition laws, citing unfair treatment of third-party services in its search results and app store practices.
The European Commission said that Google violated the Digital Markets Act
Jul 23, 2026
05:43 pm
What's the storyThe European Commission has slapped a hefty €890 million ($1 billion) fine on tech giant Google.
The penalty comes after the company was found guilty of breaching online competition laws through its search and app store services.
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