Trump threatens to investigate EU over fines on US tech giants

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US President Donald Trump has vowed to investigate the European Union over its financial penalties imposed on major American technology companies. The firms affected include Google, Apple, Meta, and Amazon, all of which have faced significant fines from EU regulators. Trump argued that these fines should be completely reversed, signaling a hardening stance toward European regulatory actions. The move reflects growing tensions between Washington and Brussels over the EU's oversight of US-based tech corporations.

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