Google Reconfigures Search Results to Avoid EU Antitrust Penalties

Google plans to test changes to its search result display, prioritizing rival services over its own for hotels, flights, restaurants, and transportation to comply with EU antitrust rules.

Google is planning to test changes to how it displays search results for certain topics, nearly a year after it was charged with violating antitrust rules in the European Union, Reuters reports. The shift will show top-ranked rival services for hotels, flights, restaurants, and transportation higher up in results, rather than prioritizing Google's own services like Google Flights. It will be rolling out soon

Google Revamps Search Results to Dodge EU Antitrust Fines

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