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- President Trump criticized the EU's €2.95 billion fine on Google, calling it "very unfair" and threatening tariffs.
- He argued the fine negatively impacts American investments and jobs, alleging discrimination against U.S. tech firms.
- The European Commission accused Google of abusing market power by favoring its own services.
- Google plans to appeal, claiming the ruling imposes unjustified changes that could harm European businesses.
- This fine is the fourth major antitrust penalty against Google, heightening tensions between the EU and U.S.
