Another EU antitrust complaint filed against Google - this time Google's job search service
The search giant has been accused of using its market dominance to favour its job search unit
Google has been accused of using its market dominance to favour its job search unit.
Twenty-three job listing websites have filed a complaint with the European antitrust regulator, accusing Google of using its market dominance to favour its job search unit. In a letter sent on Tuesday,...
More on Search
European antitrust verdict could stifle innovation, Google tells EU court
Competition law does not require Google to 'hold back innovation', the company argues
EU General Court to begin three-day hearing in Google antitrust case today
Google is expected to argue in the court that EU decision "is wrong on the law, the facts, and the economics
Former Google engineer claims Google CEO Sundar Pichai lied to Congress over search result manipulation
Google employees do intervene in some user searches, engineer claims, contradicting Pichai's evidence to Congress last year
Google likely to face antitrust investigation by the US Department of Justice
Antitrust examination into Google won't be limited to its search or online advertising business practices
EU Parliament votes to create biometrics database of 350 million people
The EU's new biometric database will will unify personal data on border control, migration and visas
Back to Top
