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CMA consulting on Google conduct requirements

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Targeted rules for the business may be introduced as a result of its strategic market status in search services.

According to the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), the proposed package of measures is intended to “help businesses and consumers make active and informed choices when using Google’s search services in the UK,” but has also been “designed to support innovation and growth.”

The CMA’s intervention is

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