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Russian court orders $14.7 billion from Google to cover fines, iXBT reports

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Summary

Russian authorities have repeatedly fined Google for failing to remove prohibited content and for non-compliance with Russian laws governing foreign IT companies, according to iXBT and The Insider. Google was declared bankrupt in October 2023, after which a bankruptcy process began, as reported by iXBT. The Russian court ordered $14.7 billion to be deducted from Google to cover fines, as iXBT reported. More than $404 million was allocated for employee salaries, according to The Insider.

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  1. Updated: new information was added. - More than $404 million was allocated for employee salaries, according to The Insider. (developing)

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  • iXBT

    T2 · established media · company · international

  • Frank Media

    T2 · established media · company · international

  • The Insider

    T2 · established media · independent · international

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