German cartel office exercises new anti-competitive powers over Google

Sarah JollyJanuary 6, 2022
HAMBURG, GERMANY - MARCH 4, 2013: Google Corporation Building sign
Google offices in Hamburg, Germany. Credit: Shutterstock/l i g h t p o e t

Germany’s competition regulator Bundeskartellamt has said it will subject Google and its parent company Alphabet to special abuse control measures for five years, in the first case to make use of new regulatory powers.

The regulator has designated Alphabet and Google of “paramount significance fo...

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Sarah JollyJanuary 6, 2022
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