EU Regulators Give Google Competitors a Month to Decide on Google's Proposed Changes
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Google's rivals have been given one month to weigh up the advertising giant's now-public proposed changes to how it runs its European search business.
The deadline to "test" Google's offer of commitments was set by Brussels' competition chief Joaquin Almunia, who is investigating allegations that Google unfairly promotes its cloud-powered services over rivals' offerings in its search engine results. The internet titan is also accused of hoovering up material from its competitors and embedding it in its own websites.
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