French court upholds 150 million euro fine against Google

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French court upholds 150 million euro fine against Google
A French court of appeals upheld a 150 million euro fine levied against Alphabet's Google for abusing its power over the treatment of advertisers, a spokesperson for the US firm said on Thursday. France's antitrust watchdog, which levied the fine in 2019, said in its decision then that ...

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