Google is facing a $6.6 billion lawsuit in the UK, accused of abusing its dominant position in online search by eliminating competition
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Google has been sued in the UK for damages of up to 6.6 billion dollars in a class action claiming it abused its dominant position in the online search market. The plaintiff, Or Brook, alleges that Google charged higher prices for ads through anti-competitive practices such as contracts with phone makers to pre-install its services. Google has dismissed the allegations, calling the lawsuit "speculative". UK antitrust regulators are investigating Google's impact on advertising markets.
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