Courtroom scene depicting Google ordered to pay damages to Pricerunner in a Swedish competition law case
Courtroom scene depicting Google ordered to pay damages to Pricerunner in a Swedish competition law case
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Google ordered to pay 14 billion kronor to Pricerunner

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The Patent and Market Court has ordered Google to pay approximately 14.3 billion kronor in damages to Pricerunner. The amount is the largest awarded in a Swedish competition case.

The court ruled that Google had abused its dominant position for several years by favoring its own price comparison service in search results. Pricerunner had demanded around 77 billion kronor but receives just over 14 billion kronor plus approximately 5 billion kronor in interest.

The dispute stems from a 2017 European Commission decision that was upheld by the EU Court of Justice in 2024. Pricerunner filed the Swedish lawsuit in 2022.

Google states that it does not share the court's assessment and is now analyzing the ruling while considering its legal options. Klarna owns Pricerunner and receives approximately 15 billion kronor of the total while the remainder goes to former owners.

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Initial reactions on X highlight the record 14.3 billion kronor damages award to Pricerunner in the Swedish competition case against Google, with several posts noting the benefit to owner Klarna including stock gains and the payout exceeding acquisition costs; reactions are mostly neutral or positive toward the outcome for the Swedish firm.

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