Google rivals seek damages after EU fine for anti-competitive practices
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Google rivals seek damages after EU fine for anti-competitive practices
SUPANTHA MUKHERJEE AND FOO YUN CHEE
REUTERS
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
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When Google started pushing its own comparison shopping service in search results in 2008, traffic to rival price comparison sites plunged, triggering complaints and an EU probe that produced a €2.42-billion fine in 2017.
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