Why did GOOGL move on Jul 23, 2026?
12:37 ET · AI-sourced explanation · gemini-flash-latest
Le titre d'Alphabet a baissé de 3,8 % au lendemain de la publication de ses résultats financiers trimestriels, marqués par un bénéfice par action de 2,31 $ nettement inférieur aux 2,87 $ attendus par les analystes. Le sentiment négatif a également été renforcé par l'annonce d'une amende de 1 milliard de dollars infligée par l'Union européenne à Google au titre du DMA pour avoir favorisé ses propres services dans son moteur de recherche [3, 9]. Cette décision réglementaire a suscité de vives réactions de la part de l'administration américaine [3, 4] ainsi que de la direction de l'entreprise [7].
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- [3]edwardlawrence: EXCLUSIVE: The Trump Administration says the EU DMA $1 billion fine for Google threatens trade stability. US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer points out in a statement obtained by FOX Business that the latest fine of $1 billion announced against Google pushes the total fines paid by Google to amounts more than 2 percent of the European Union's total budget. It's more than some member states pay into the E-U. Greer goes on to say that after substantial loans to Airbus, "...it becomes clear that the EU continues to target the most competitive U.S. companies." #DMA #EU #Trade · Twitter
- [7]edwardlawrence: Google responds to the fine saying in a statement: “This implementation of the DMA continues to break everyday products. To comply, we are having to strip away real-time Search features Europeans love - like instant pricing and direct availability for hotels, flights, and restaurants - and dismantle safety protections on Google Play. This isn't fair competition; it's product degradation driven by a small group of self-serving complainants, with European businesses and consumers taking the hit. Regulation should improve products, not make them worse.” - Kent Walker, President of Global Affairs, Google & Alphabet · Twitter
- [9]The EU Fines Google $1 Billion for Prioritizing Its Own Services in Search - WIRED · Blog