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Google was sentenced by the Berlin Regional Court to pay €573 million in damages to two price comparators in Germany. This verdict marks a major milestone in the impact of the historic antitrust sanction imposed by the European Union in 2017, although ... Read more Like KultureGeek on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter Don't forget to download our free iAddict app for iPhone and iPad (link App Store) The article Google sentenced to pay €573 mill…
The bill is salty for Google in Germany. The search giant was ordered to pay the coquette amount of €572 million for having a little too favored his own price comparison.
Google’s €572M German Antitrust Sting: Unpacking the Price Comparison Power Play
In a landmark ruling that underscores Europe’s intensifying scrutiny of Big Tech, a Berlin court has ordered Alphabet Inc.’s Google to pay €572 million ($665 million) in damages for abusing its market dominance in the price comparison sector. The decision, handed down on November 14, 2025, stems from lawsuits filed by two German companies, Idealo and Verivox, which accused Google of unfairly favoring its own Google Shopping service over competit…
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