EU fines Google €890m for favouring its own apps over rivals

The European Commission has fined Google €890 million (£759m) for allegedly abusing its market dominance by favouring its own apps and services over those of rivals. This marks the first major enforcement action under the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), a landmark law designed to rein in the power of global tech giants. Basis of the Fine The Commission found Google guilty of two separate breaches: €460m penalty for prioritising its own flight and hotel booking services in search results.