European Companies File Antitrust Complaint Against Google

Google, owner of the world's most popular Internet search engine, faces European antitrust scrutiny after three companies filed complaints about unfair competition. A U.K. price-comparison site called Foundem, a French legal search engine called Ejustice.fr and a Microsoft Corp. service called Ciao From Bing, have brought competition complaints to the European Commission, Google said in a blog posting.

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