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Is Europe's Google antitrust probe a 'war' against US tech?

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imageThe European Commission is taking a much tougher line on Google than the FTC did. Reuters

Last month, the European Commission (EC) filed a formal antitrust complaint against Google for abusing its dominant market position in internet search.

This complaint alleged that Google had manipulated search results by favoring its own shopping services over...

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