EU court scraps €1.49B antitrust fine against Google, mostly upholds Qualcomm penalty
The European Union’s second highest court today ruled on two antitrust fines that the bloc issued to Google LLC and Qualcomm Inc. in 2019. The General Court annulled the penalty imposed on Google, which was the largest of the two at €1.49 billion. It mostly upheld Qualcomm’s €242 million fine, reducing it by about 1%.
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An investigation into alleged violations of attorney misconduct by Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen will proceed now ...
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Before the law, victims of sexual abuse before age 18 effectively had until turning 21 to file such civil claims against perpetrators. Now such victims have until they're age 28.
The UN General Assembly has adopted a Palestinian-drafted, non-binding resolution demanding Israel end "its unlawful presence ...
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