Clock ticking for Google after EU rejects latest antitrust offer


TICK TOCK: Google has been told it is running out of time to improve its offer to settle a European Union investigation into anti-competitive behaviour or face formal charges that could lead to a hefty fine. — Reuters

BRUSSELS: Google has been told it is running out of time to improve its offer to settle a European Union investigation into anti-competitive behaviour or face formal charges that could lead to a hefty fine. 

EU antitrust chief Joaquin Almunia rejected the Internet search giant's latest concessions on Friday and warned that it has only a short time left to make a satisfactory offer. 

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