"The ruling by the EU's top court reaffirms the European Commission's 2017 decision that Google abused its dominant position in the online shopping comparison market, leading to a landmark fine of 2.4 billion euros. This case has roots dating back to 2009, when a British firm first raised the complaint, highlighting the significant and prolonged scrutiny Google has faced regarding its market practices across Europe."
"This decision not only upholds a historic fine but also symbolizes ongoing tensions between major tech companies and regulatory bodies in the EU and the US. With several antitrust actions underway, the Google case serves as a critical reference point for future regulatory decisions and the landscape of online advertising and e-commerce."
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