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Google rivals line up seeking damages after record $1 billion EU fine

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Google rivals line up seeking damages after record $1 billion EU fine

Matej Pardo, chief operating officer at litigation financing ​firm LitFin, which is backing two groups suing Google ​in Amsterdam for its shopping auctions, seeking over $1 ⁠billion combined, echoed the sentiment.

UK price comparison site Kelkoo, which is seeking billions of pounds from Google in various damages claims after the EU decision against Google's shopping service, said the latest EU fines could boost ongoing claims.4 billion EU-led fines on Google over the last decade as regulators take a harsh stance on Big Tech.

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