Competition
Google in race to deflect more fines as shopping foes cry foul
Company still hurting from record €2.4 billion penalty last year
Google faces a Monday deadline to defend changes to its shopping service that left old foes clamouring for a new wave of European Union antitrust fines .
Still smarting from last year’s record €2.4 billion penalty, Google must submit the first report to the EU on how it has met a strict demand from regulators to give smaller competitors a fairer deal.
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