I rivali di Google chiedono fino a 10 miliardi di danni

A decades-long crackdown on Google's business practices in Europe is entering a costly new phase, as the loss of the first case brought against it under new EU legislation opens the door ​to a wave of private lawsuits demanding up to $10 billion in damages., Google has been hit with over €10 billion in fines from the EU in the last decade, which are at various stages of appeal. That does not include a €1.5 billion fine from 2019 that was overturned., Google owner Alphabet's shares are one of the stronger performers in a complex year for the U.S. tech giants as AI hopes have been tempered by rising spending and competition concerns., Alphabet's Google is facing private court cases in Europe over anti-trust issues that have gained impetus from EU level fines. Rivals, some of who have won court awards, are seeking damages that could near $10 billion - though Google likely won't make any payouts for years., Google has been hit with over 10 billion euros of fines by the EU in the last decade, the latest being fines totalling €890 million, its first fine under the new Digital Markets Act (DMA). It now faces billions of dollars of potential fines as rival companies seek damages through the courts.