Europe’s antitrust authorities have threatened to impose significant fines on Google’s operations on the Continent if the company does not give rivals greater prominence in some search results across the 28-member bloc. The move -- outlined in a so-called statement of objections that was sent to Google in April and now to a number of companies that have balked at Google’s activities in London -- is the latest step in the five-year antitrust case brought by European officials.
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