Google perd définitivement son procès contre l'Europe et devra payer 4,1 milliards d'euros
Après huit années de procédures et trois juridictions distinctes, Google a essuyé un revers définitif devant la plus haute cour européenne à Luxembourg. L'amende de 4,1 milliards d'euros a été confirmée. Le montant que Google est désormais contraint de régler dépasse le budget annuel de plusieurs villes européennes. Le géant technologique, dont la société mère est Alphabet, est ainsi définitivement condamné dans cette affaire.
Google definitivamente pierde su juicio contra Europa y deberá pagar 4.100 millones de euros
Tras ocho años de litigio y tres instancias judiciales, Google ha sufrido un revés definitivo ante el máximo tribunal europeo en Luxemburgo. La multa de 4.100 millones de euros ha sido confirmada. La suma que Google ahora se ve obligado a pagar supera el presupuesto anual de varias ciudades europeas. El gigante tecnológico, cuya empresa matriz es Alphabet, queda así definitivamente condenado en este caso.
Google definitively loses its lawsuit against Europe and will have to pay 4.1 billion euros
After eight years of proceedings and three jurisdictions, Google has suffered a definitive setback before the highest European court in Luxembourg. The fine of 4.1 billion euros has been confirmed. The amount Google is now compelled to pay exceeds the annual budget of several European cities. The tech giant, whose parent company is Alphabet, is thus definitively condemned in this case.
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