Last month, the EU sent a formal complaint to Google about alleged anti-trust violations in the EU and now it seems they are about to complete their 7-year investigation. The Telegraph says the tech giant could face a €6.6 billion fine, but “sources” say it will likely be €3 billion. Google says they aren’t doing anything wrong so they’ll likely fight the fine in the European courts.
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