EU Fines Google €460 Million Over Preferential Search and Play Store Practices

The European Union has imposed a fine of 460 million euros (approximately $1 billion) on Google over anticompetitive behavior. Regulators found that the US tech giant illegally favored its own services, such as Google Flights and Google Hotels, over rival platforms in its search results. The ruling is part of the EU's broader effort to enforce fair competition among major digital players. Google now faces pressure to alter how it displays search results to ensure a level playing field for competing services.
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