Google Has Bit More Time to Address Concerns in EU Investigation, EU Commission Says

Google has bit more time to address concerns in EU investigation, EU Commission says

The Commission, which acts as the EU competition enforcer, has charged Google with breaching the Digital Markets ActEU regulators are ​giving Alphabet's Google a little bit ‌more ​time to sooth their concerns after a previous proposal from the company fell short, the European Commission said on Friday."Google is engaging ⁠with the Commission to defend itself and in other in order to offer a solution ‌that really addresses the concerns that were …

EC grants Google extra time in DMA probe

The European Commission (EC) granted Google extra time to address concerns that it breached the Digital Markets Act (DMA), after the tech giant’s initial proposals failed to satisfy the watchdog. Speaking at a press briefing, EC spokesperson Thomas Regnier said Google continues to engage with officials “to defend itself and in order to offer a solution that really addresses the concerns that were raised in the case”. However, he added “the reali…

Google granted more time to settle EU Digital Markets Act charges

The update was confirmed by the European Commission, which said the company’s previous proposals were not yet sufficient to resolve issues raised in the case. The Commission is currently reviewing whether Google has breached the bloc’s rules designed to limit the market dominance of large technology platforms, News.Az reports, citing Reuters. The case falls under the Digital Markets Act, a major European Union law aimed at ensuring fair competit…