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Google is facing a lawsuit of 5 billion British Pounds in the United Kingdom for abusing its "near-monopoly status" in the search market.
Google is facing potential compensation lawsuits of over 5 billion British Pound (approximately 6.6 billion USD) in the United Kingdom, accused of abusing its "near monopoly position" in the online search market to inflate advertising prices. The class action lawsuit, filed on Wednesday (April 17) in the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal, claims that Google consolidated its market dominance by limiting competitor Search Engines, making itself the only viable option for online search advertising. The lawsuit was filed by competition law scholar O. Bruker on behalf of hundreds of thousands of UK Institutions that used Google Advertising Services from January 1, 2011, to the time of the lawsuit. Bruker stated on Tuesday.
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