The European Commission (EC) is at it again, issuing another hefty fine to a US tech giant. This time it's Meta and the fine is €797.72 million (about $843.1 million).
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The European Commission has imposed a €797.72 million fine on Meta for breaching European Union (EU) antitrust rules by linking its classified ads platform, Facebook Marketplace, directly to its core social network, Facebook, and imposing…
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In allegedly making Marketplace accessible only through Facebook, Meta is accused of creating an uncompetitive environment for other classified ad platforms
The executive arm of the European Union isn’t shying away from slapping major tech companies with hefty fines. The European Commission has fined Meta €797.12 million ($842 million) for violating antitrust regulations.
The ruling also said Meta had unilaterally imposed unfair trading conditions on other classified ads services providers who advertise on Meta’s platforms
Almost two years after EU regulators first accused Meta of “abusive practices” that gave the tech giant unfair market advantages, the European Commission has fined Meta €797.7 million (around $840 million). The combination of forcing…