Polish e-commerce Allegro's unit sues Alphabet for $568 million


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GDANSK (Reuters) -A subsidiary of Polish e-commerce platform Allegro filed a lawsuit on Monday against Google owner Alphabet, Google Ireland and Google LLC, seeking 2.33 billion zlotys ($567.60 million) in damages, Allegro said in a statement.

The unit, Ceneo, is demanding compensation for losses it says it suffered due to Google's practices of preferring its own price comparison service in browser results, which Ceneo said damaged its business.

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