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Google loses appeal against EU billion-euro fine at top court

Google loses appeal against EU billion-euro fine at top court

The European Court of Justice has rejected Google's final appeal against a 4.13 billion euro fine imposed by the European Union. The penalty was issued due to Google's abuse of its market power regarding the Android operating system.

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Public support for nuclear power plants weighs heavily, says state secretary

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Research platform: Facebook channels profit from polarization

Research platform: Facebook channels profit from polarization

Research platform Justice for Prosperity has found that thousands of Dutch Facebook pages are generating revenue by spreading content designed to incite anger and polarization. These pages masquerade as legitimate news sources while primarily existing to profit from advertisements.

New caravans remain popular, used motorhomes suffer from higher costs

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Thrift sector has enough goods but lacks money and manpower

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