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Story summary
- Google rolled out European Search changes to comply with the EU Digital Markets Act.
- The new layout places a specialised vertical search first, followed by two less detailed services.
- Carousels for hotels, airlines and restaurants move lower and drop real-time pricing.
- Google reported a 30% fall in direct booking traffic to European firms after earlier DMA tweaks.
- EU regulators fined Google €460 million for search bias and €430 million for app-store rules, totalling €890 million.
