No more laissez-faire. Google has agreed to pay a $ 268 million fine and make changes to its advertising busines to settle a precedent-setting anticompetition case in France. The settlement, announced on Monday, was reached with the Autorité de la Concurrence (ADLC), France’s competition authority, and marks the first time that an antitrust regulator has been… Continue reading »
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