Turkey's competition board imposes $8.9 million fine to Google


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ISTANBUL (Reuters) -The Turkish Competition Authority said on Thursday it had decided to impose an administrative fine of around 355 million lira ($8.87 million) on Google for failing to comply with regulatory obligations.

In a statement, the antitrust body said Google was found to have implemented certain designs that violated regulations during the compliance process of a previous investigation, leading to the fine.

($1 = 40.0426 liras)

(Reporting by Ezgi Erkoyun and Ebru TuncayEditing by Ece Toksabay)

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