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Posted on December 23, 2024
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Allegro's Ceneo sues Alphabet for $568M, alleging Google's anti-competitive practices hurt its business by favoring its own services.
GDANSK (Reuters) - A subsidiary of Polish e-commerce platform Allegro on Monday filed a lawsuit against Google-owner Alphabet, Google Ireland, and Google LLC, seeking 2.33 billion zlotys ($568 million) in damages, citing allegations of anti-competitive practices, Allegro said in a statement.
The unit, Ceneo, is demanding compensation for losses it says it has suffered due to Google's practices of preferring its own price comparison service in browser results, which hurt its business activity.
($1 = 4.1057 zlotys)
(Reporting by Mateusz Rabiega; Editing by Alison Williams)
The main topic is Allegro's lawsuit against Alphabet for $568 million over alleged anti-competitive practices by Google.
Ceneo alleges that Google favored its own price comparison service in search results, harming Ceneo's business.
Allegro is seeking 2.33 billion zlotys, equivalent to $568 million, in damages.
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