Google hit with $12.6M fine in Indonesia for monopolistic practices in payment system
Indonesia’s antitrust agency KPPU fined Google 202.5 billion Rupiahs, equivalent to $12.6 million, on Wednesday for antitrust violation related to its
Indonesia Fines Google $12.6 Million for Antitrust Violations Over Payment System
Indonesia‘s antitrust agency, the KPPU, has imposed a significant fine on Google, amounting to 202.5 billion Rupiahs, equivalent to $12.6 million. The fine addresses Google’s monopolistic practices concerning its payment system services in the Google Play Store.
Indonesian Antitrust Watchdog Hits Google with $13.1 Million Fine
Indonesia’s antitrust watchdog KPPU has fined Google $13.1 million for monopolistic practices in its Play Store.
Google fined $12.4M by Indonesia for unfair business practices, Reuters reports
KPPU, Indonesia’s antitrust regulator, fined Google $12.4M for unfair business practices related to its payment system services for its Google
Google fined IDR 202 billion for antitrust violations in Indonesia
The Indonesian Competition Commission (KPPU) has imposed a fine of IDR 202 billion (US$12.4 million) on Google LLC for breaching antitrust regulations.
Indonesia fines Google for monopolistic, unfair practices in Play services
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Google fined $12.5 mln for unfair business practices in Indonesia
Indonesia's antitrust agency, KPPU, announced on Wednesday that it has imposed a fine of IDR202.5 billion ($12.5 million) on Google for abusing its dominant market position to force local app developers to use its payment system services for the Google Play Store.
Indonesia hit Google with a RM55.2 million fine due to monopolistic practices
Indonesia government has found Google guilty of unfair business practices. The ruling revolve around Google Play payment options and service fees.
Google fined $12.6M in Indonesia for monopolistic practices in payment system
Google has been subjected to monopoly violations once more, this time by an Asian nation. Google was fined $12.6 million by Indonesia’s antitrust agency, KPPU. The allegation concerns its payment system services for the Google Play Store.
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