Google loses Android Russian anti-trust case to Yandex - agrees to open up Android to rival apps and search engines

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Settlement with Russian anti-trust authority followed £6.2m fine

Google has lost its Android anti-trust case in Russia to local rival Yandex after Russia's Federal Anti-monopoly Service (FAS) issued its judgement this weekend and "issued a prescription to Google...

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