EU sanctions Google with 890M euro fine
The European Union has imposed two fines on Google amounting to a total of 890 million euros, due to illegal practices related to unfair favoritism of its services over competitors. The first fine, of 460 million euros, was imposed for unlawfully biasing search results in its favor at the expense of other applications and services, such as Google Flights and Google Hotels. The second fine, of 430 million euros, was levied for not allowing app developers to offer free promotions to consumers outside the Google Play Store, thereby hindering competition and restricting innovation. This decision is part of the EU's efforts to ensure fair competition and create a more balanced market environment.
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