Google Betting Big on Being Able to Overturn EU Antitrust Decision; Effectively Thumbs Its Nose at Compliance
Google got hit with a huge EU fine and faces even bigger charges for non-compliance. So why is it playing hardball?
Read more...Google got hit with a huge EU fine and faces even bigger charges for non-compliance. So why is it playing hardball?
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