The European Commission orders Google to sell off portions of its advertising services in order to comply with anti-competitive practices and threatens to fine the company up to 10% of its global turnover. Google, which relies on advertising services for up to 79% of its revenue, says that it will appeal the order.
The European Commission orders Google to sell off parts of its advertising services for engaging in anti-competitive practices, and threatens to fine the company up to 10% of its global revenue. Google, who relies on the services for as much as 79% of its revenue, says it will appeal.
The European Commission orders Google to sell off parts of its advertising services for anti-competitive practices and threatens to fine the company up to 10% of its global turnover. Google, which relies on the services for upto 79% of its revenue, says it will appeal.
The European Commission orders Google to sell off portions of its advertising services inordertocomplywithanti-competitive practices and threatens to fine the company up to 10% of its global turnover. Google, which relies on advertising services for up to 79% of its revenue, says thatit will appealtheorder.
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