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Google to pay £260M in monopoly settlement
Google has reached a settlement agreement worth £260 million (approximately $353 million) with app developers to resolve a lawsuit filed by a legal team led by academic Barry Rodgers in London. The lawsuit accused Google of exploiting its monopoly power to prevent alternative app distribution channels and of imposing arbitrary commission fees of up to 30%. The case will move to an appeals hearing before the UK Competition Court, with Google continuing to deny any legal liability and without making an official admission of wrongdoing.
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