Google Inc. (GOOG) has accepted the outline of an antitrust settlement
with Europe's competition commission and will now enter talks on a
formal agreement, the Financial Times reported Tuesday.
Under the outline, Google proposed concessions on both its PC-based
and mobile search services, according to the newspaper.
Google has addressed several EU concerns, including a claim that
Google's search results favor the company's own products, the FT
reported.
The office of Joaquin Almunia, the EU's competition commissioner,
declined to comment to the FT. A Google spokesman told the FT "we
continue to work cooperatively with the commission."
Full story at www.ft.com
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July 24, 2012 13:55 ET (17:55 GMT)
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