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,...
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