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France's competition authority has fined Google €150m (£123m) for anti-competitive behaviour and for having unclear advertising on its Google Ads page. Read more: Amazon, Apple and Google team up to break home tech barriersGoogle has faced growing regulatory scrutiny in France about the content it promotes via its search results and advertising. In September, Google agreed to pay French authorities almost €1bn to settle a four-year fiscal fraud investigation. The fine comes as Google and other US tech giants face intense scrutiny from other European countries over concerns surrounding competition, privacy, and tax.Read more: Facebook's transfer of EU citizen data to US legal, says EU court adviserFacebook yesterday gained a major symbolic victory in a long-running European court case over privacy, after an EU court adviser said tools it uses to transfer citizens' data abroad are legal.City A.M. has contacted Google for comment.
