The European Commission’s top competition regulators this morning fined Google nearly $1.7 billion, saying that Google abused its position in the market when third-party websites used its AdSense for Search product.
The fine, equaling 1.49 billion euros, is only the latest that European regulators have brought against the tech giant over antitrust violations. The search giant has already faced $7.7 billion, or 6.76 billion euros, in fines related to antitrust violations. Last year, regulators levied a record $5.1
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