Trump vows tariffs after EU fines Google $1B, rekindling US-EU tech row

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The European Commission fined Google $1 billion for prioritizing its own services under the Digital Markets Act and restricting app developers; Google says the ruling degrades products, while President Trump threatens steep tariffs and a Section 301 probe in retaliation, insisting the US won’t be a ‘piggybank’ for Europe. The EU gave Google 60 days to change practices or face more fines, renewing tensions in US-EU relations over tech regulation.
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- Trump Vows Fresh Tariffs on European Union Over Google Fine Bloomberg.com
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