The EU is finalizing its largest-ever Digital Markets Act penalty over search self-preferencing, with binding data-sharing and Android orders due by late July
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Brussels is finalising its largest-ever Digital Markets Act penalty against Google for search self-preferencing, alongside binding orders to share search data with rivals and give competing AI assistants equal Android access. The remedies are more consequential than the fine. It is now a transatlantic flashpoint — Washington threatens tariff retaliation. Watch the late-July decisions and the US response.
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