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Updated Sep 14, 2022, 08:53am EDT Topline Google may have to pay a record €4.125 billion ($4.12 billion) fine to the European Union in an antitrust case linked to its Android operating system for smartphones after losing a court appeal on Wednesday, a ruling that is likely to bolster the bloc’s ability to crackdown on…
Google Faces Record $4 Billion Fine In Europe After Losing Android Antitrust Appeal
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