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Live updates: Trump says US will investigate EU trade practices for 'unethical' fines on Google

President Trump has announced a U.S. investigation into European Union trade practices following recent fines levied against Google.

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President Trump declared an intent to launch a formal investigation into the European Union regarding trade practices. The announcement follows recent penalties imposed by the European Union against Google, which the President characterized as unethical and illegal.

Coverage from Reuters, The Guardian, Bloomberg, CNBC, and AP News highlights threats of substantial tariffs directed at the European Union. These reports emphasize the administration's stated position that European regulatory actions are detrimental to U.S. technology companies.

Future updates will track the scope of the announced investigation and the specific details regarding potential tariff implementation. Coverage does not yet specify the timeline for these trade actions or the response from European Union officials.

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What prompted the potential U.S. response?

The investigation is in response to fines levied by the European Union against Google.

What specific measures has the U.S. mentioned?

President Trump has stated an intention to launch an investigation and mentioned the possibility of substantial tariffs.

Has the European Union responded?

Coverage does not yet specify a response from the European Union.

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