Russian court turns down appeal from Google in anti-monopoly case
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Russian court rejects Google appeal against antitrust fine
A Moscow court has rejected an appeal from Google against the $6.75 million fine imposed on the company by Russia's Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS).Read moreThe FAS fined the US tech firm for forcing smartphone producers to pre-install its services on gadgets and not allowing third-party services, such as Yandex's search facility, to be pre-installed on Android-run devices.Yandex, Google's rival on the Russian market, had filed a lawsuit in 2015.
Russian court said to turn down Google antitrust appeal
A Russian court on Wednesday rejected Google's appeal in a case brought by local antitrust authorities.Reuters reported, citing local media, that the court had turned down Google's request to review the case.That outcome came after Russian authorities and the search giant was reportedly unable to reach a settlement in the case.
Russian court rejects Google anti-monopoly appeal
Earlier this week Russia's anti-monopoly arm FAS (Federal Antimonopoly Service) fined Google $6.8 million USD for abusing its position in the smartphone market.Despite the paltry fine, which is sock money to Google, Google appealed the anti-monopoly ruling.Reuters is reporting this morning that a Russian court has already rejected Google's appeal so the fine will stand which is a win for Russian competitor Yandex.
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