Categories: Asia

Alphabet unit Google faces damages claims in British and Dutch courts





Alphabet unit Google faces damages claims for up to €25 billion ($25.4 billion) over its adtech practices, in two suits to be filed in British and Dutch courts, in the following weeks, by a law firm representing the publishers.

“It is time that Google owns up to its responsibilities and pays back the damages it has caused to this important industry. That is why today we are announcing these actions across two jurisdictions to obtain compensation for EU and UK publishers,” Damien Geradin (of Geradin Partners) said in a statement.





Source link

gulftimes

Recent Posts

Arab News | Palestinian father of six killed in Riyadh airport attack was returning home in Jeddah

JEDDAH: Talal Al-Dhani, a 63-year-old Palestinian father of six who was born and raised in…

24 minutes ago

Arab News | Saudi Arabia key to global energy security: WPC official

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia's central role in securing global energy supplies has become even more magnified,…

1 hour ago

Arab News | Gulf resilience winning over world’s biggest investors, says senior World Economic Forum official

DUBAI: Global investors with the most money to deploy are among the most confident about…

2 hours ago

Arab News | Lebanon urges UN to maintain UNIFIL presence amid Israeli occupation of south

DUBAI: Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has urged the UN Security Council to extend the mandate…

2 hours ago

Lebanon’s Aoun urges UNIFIL mandate extension for another year

Aoun tells UN peace operations chief Jean-Pierre Lacroix that Lebanon is committed to UNIFIL’s continued…

2 hours ago

Arab News | Roadside bomb kills Iraqi army brigadier, soldier near Kirkuk

BAGHDAD: A ‌roadside bomb targeting an Iraqi army vehicle killed an Iraqi army brigadier and…

2 hours ago