Core Viewpoint - Google may face a second fine from the EU in the coming months for violating significant tech regulations, as the European Commission is drafting a related ruling [1] Group 1: Regulatory Actions - Earlier this month, the European Commission imposed a fine of $3.45 billion (approximately €2.95 billion) on Google related to an online advertising technology case [1] - The new fine is connected to allegations made in March, which claimed that Google favored its own vertical search engines (such as Google Shopping, Google Flights, and Google Hotels) over competing products [1] - These cases against Google are initiated under the EU's Digital Markets Act [1] Group 2: Potential Outcomes - Sources indicate that Google may avoid the new fine if it can present an improved solution [1] - The European Commission is not in a hurry to conclude this case, considering the previous criticisms from the Trump administration regarding the EU's actions against large tech companies and the current trade tensions between the US and Europe [1]

金十数据7月2日讯，一份文件显示，谷歌(GOOG.O)已提议对其搜索结果进行新的调整，以抵御来自竞 争对手越来越多的批评。一周后，欧盟将召开一次重要会议，可能再次对谷歌处以反垄断罚款。今年3 月，这家美国科技巨头受到欧盟反垄断指控，称其不公平地偏袒谷歌购物、谷歌酒店和谷歌航班等自己 的服务，而不是竞争对手的服务。文件称，谷歌将于7月7日至8日在布鲁塞尔举行的研讨会上，与竞争 对手和欧盟委员会会面，讨论其提案。 谷歌提出新建议 以避免欧盟反垄断罚款 ...