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The European Commission has fined Google over $1 billion for violations of the Digital Markets Act, including self-preferencing and anti-steering practices. Google has 60 days to comply with the EC's requirements to avoid further penalties.
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The European Commission has fined Google over $1 billion for violations of the Digital Markets Act, including self-preferencing and anti-steering practices. Google has 60 days to comply with the EC's requirements to avoid further penalties.
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