A $2.8 billion fine isn't Google's only legal problem in Europe

Google has been dealt a nasty verdict in one of its European antitrust cases. After many years of investigations and attempted settlements, the EU a few weeks ago found Google to have abused its position in internet search. Google received a record €2.4 billion fine (around $2.87 billion), and the search giant still has to modify its business model in the region to not to favor its own services in search. A new report from Reuters says that Google has offered to display rival shopping comparis...