In a bid to force Google to play fair in the digital single market, the European Parliament today voted 384 to 174 passing a motion recommending that Google search be split up from other parts of the business. The vote is not legally binding and only serves as a strong message to the regulators and policy makers that can enforce such move.
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Following Google and many other companies, Byju has joined the list of companies to fire hundreds of workers.
what do they have to do with a US based company?
they should mind there own business
As long as it is not legally binding Google will stick their middle finger up at the EU Parliament and they rightly should.
If Google get forced to do it. As much as they would lose they should just say ok we will shut up shop and go. See how quickly it will cripple things. Jobs lost and revenue lost in those countries. People need to mind their business.
European fellas aint gonna like this.
Competition law! Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo !
Here's my list:
Exxon
Every bank ever
Wal-mart
Google
Apple
Chevron
Phillips 66
AT&T
Comcast
Koch
And probably some Chinese companies and OPEC (not really a company, but still). Not that anyone has any authority over that.
EDIT
Oh, my God. I almost forgot about Nestle.