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EU Quizzes Google Rivals in Stalled AntiTrust Case
Competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager said she would meet next week with the rivals to Google.
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EU's New Antitrust Chief Says Needs Time to Resolve Google Probe
Vestager said she would take a representative sample of views from involved parties and check on the latest developments.
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EU's Alumnia Says Successor Will Decide on Android Investigations
Joaquin Almunia had on several occasions suggested he may launch a case against Android following complaints about anti-competitive behaviour by Google.
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EU's Antitrust Chief Reportedly Slams 'Irrational' Views of Google
"Google has provoked a lot of emotions and in some cases ... some kind of irrational emotions," EU Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia told WSJ.
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EU Accuses Ireland of Swapping Apple Tax Deal for Jobs
Ireland is accused of letting Apple shelter profits worth tens of billions of dollars from tax in return for maintaining jobs.
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Google Fires Back at News Corp; Defends Search, Piracy Practices
In a point-by-point rebuttal, Google hit back at News Corp for calling it a platform for piracy and an "unaccountable bureaucracy."
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Google to Face Charges if It Fails to Improve Settlement: EU
"We now need to see if Google can address these issues and allay our concerns," Almunia said.
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Google to Face Charges if it Fails to Improve Settlement: European Union
US Internet giant Google will face formal charges if it fails to improve its proposals to the European Union to resolve anti-trust complaints over its search engine, EU Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia said on Tuesday.
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EU's Almunia Denies Decision on Google Was Postponed to Appease Lobbyists
Almunia is refuting reports suggesting that he had bowed to political lobbying by delaying a final decision on alleged anti-competitive behaviour by Google.
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EU Puts New Squeeze on Google in Anti-Trust Probe
US Internet giant Google must come up with "new solutions" to meet complaints from competitors about its proposed anti-trust settlement with Brussels, EU Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia has said.
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EU Quizzes Google Rivals in Stalled AntiTrust Case
Competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager said she would meet next week with the rivals to Google.
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EU's New Antitrust Chief Says Needs Time to Resolve Google Probe
Vestager said she would take a representative sample of views from involved parties and check on the latest developments.
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EU's Alumnia Says Successor Will Decide on Android Investigations
Joaquin Almunia had on several occasions suggested he may launch a case against Android following complaints about anti-competitive behaviour by Google.
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EU's Antitrust Chief Reportedly Slams 'Irrational' Views of Google
"Google has provoked a lot of emotions and in some cases ... some kind of irrational emotions," EU Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia told WSJ.
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EU Accuses Ireland of Swapping Apple Tax Deal for Jobs
Ireland is accused of letting Apple shelter profits worth tens of billions of dollars from tax in return for maintaining jobs.
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Google Fires Back at News Corp; Defends Search, Piracy Practices
In a point-by-point rebuttal, Google hit back at News Corp for calling it a platform for piracy and an "unaccountable bureaucracy."
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Google to Face Charges if It Fails to Improve Settlement: EU
"We now need to see if Google can address these issues and allay our concerns," Almunia said.
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Google to Face Charges if it Fails to Improve Settlement: European Union
US Internet giant Google will face formal charges if it fails to improve its proposals to the European Union to resolve anti-trust complaints over its search engine, EU Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia said on Tuesday.
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EU's Almunia Denies Decision on Google Was Postponed to Appease Lobbyists
Almunia is refuting reports suggesting that he had bowed to political lobbying by delaying a final decision on alleged anti-competitive behaviour by Google.
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EU Puts New Squeeze on Google in Anti-Trust Probe
US Internet giant Google must come up with "new solutions" to meet complaints from competitors about its proposed anti-trust settlement with Brussels, EU Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia has said.
