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EU fines Google 890 million euros
The European Union imposed fines on Google totaling 890 million euros (approximately one billion dollars) for practices deemed to violate competition rules. The first fine of 460 million euros was due to Google prioritizing its services, such as Google Flights and Google Hotels, in search results at the expense of competitors, reflecting illegal discrimination. The second fine of 430 million euros was because Google did not permit app developers to offer free promotions to users outside the Google Play store. These penalties are part of the EU's efforts to monitor the anti-competitive practices of major tech companies and highlight increasing tensions with the United States over these antitrust policies.
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