Trump threatens EU will pay ‘big price’ after Brussels fines Google $1bn
Tensions rise as the European Commission fines Google €890 million, prompting threats of U.S. trade investigations into EU practices.
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Tensions rise as the European Commission fines Google €890 million, prompting threats of U.S. trade investigations into EU practices.
European regulators have issued a $1 billion fine against Google, citing competition breaches involving its search engine and app store.
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