#eu-fine

#eu-fine

Google faced significant legal setbacks this week, including the loss of appeals regarding a $2.7 billion EU fine for antitrust violations.

Google lost its appeal against a $2.7 billion EU fine for antitrust violations, marking a significant legal defeat amid ongoing regulatory challenges in multiple jurisdictions.

Meta fined €797.72 million for antitrust violations in Europe related to Facebook Marketplace.

Facebook plans to appeal against the fine, citing competition in the classified ads market.

Apple fined $2B by EU over antitrust complaint from Spotify.

Apple fined 1.8 billion euros for breaching EU laws by blocking music streaming services from offering alternative subscription options outside the App Store.

The European Commission found Apple guilty of imposing restrictions on app developers, leading to higher prices for consumers and abusing its market dominance.

EU fines Apple $2 billion for antitrust violation in music streaming industry

Apple must pay €1.8 billion for restricting music app developers from advertising cheaper subscription options outside the App Store.

Apple could face a 500m fine from the EU over restrictions on music streaming services.

The European Commission is investigating whether Apple's practices violate competition rules by blocking cheaper subscription options outside its app store.

Spotify updates App Store to show pricing and features of plans in the EU.

EC fined Apple, leading Spotify to update its app with pricing information and subscription links.