EU Commission fines Qualcomm for second time over market abuse

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EU Commission fines Qualcomm for second time over market abuse

Second fine this year.

Chipmaker Qualcomm was fined 242 million euros (A$385 million) by the European Commission on Thursday for blocking a rival from the market about a decade ago, its second EU antitrust penalty. The European Commission, the EU's competition regulator, accused Qualcomm of predatory pricing between ...

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