Google hit with $1 billion in fines under EU Digital Markets Act
Google has been fined $1 billion by EU regulators under the Digital Markets Act, marking the third major tech company to face significant penalties under this legislation. The fine reflects the EU's aggressive stance on regulating Big Tech, even as the bloc prepares for potential trade tensions with the incoming Trump administration.
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Google hit with $1 billion in fines as EU braces for Trump battle
Google has been fined $1 billion by EU regulators under the Digital Markets Act, marking the third major tech company to face significant penalties under this legislation. The fine reflects the EU's aggressive stance on regulating Big Tech, even as the bloc prepares for potential trade tensions with the incoming Trump administration.
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