By Lewis Crofts ( July 23, 2026, 10:00 GMT | Insight) -- Google has committed two breaches of the EU’s flagship digital rulebook, triggering total fines of €890 million, the European Commission announced. For failing to present fair search results, it must pay €460 million, while for imposing curbs on developers in its Play Store, the fine is €430 million. But the regulator said Google was making good progress toward compliance through planned changes to its services. Google said enforcement of the Digital Markets Act was “breaking everyday products.”Google has committed two breaches of the EU’s flagship digital rulebook, triggering total fines of €890 million, the European Commission announced....
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