In an interview with The New York Times, former model Leticia Sarda — better known to some as “Celebrity Number Six” — revealed she had no idea that thousands of people online have spent years trying to identify her because of some unusual curtains.
“I never expected this would show up 20 years later,” Sarda said.
The European Commission fined the search giant in 2017 for promoting its own shopping comparison listings over rivaling services. Now, the top European court has upheld the fine, leaving no further opportunities for Google to appeal.
Google said it had already adjusted its products to comply with the decision, and argues that its shopping approach has “worked successfully for more than seven years.”
The European Court of Justice has overruled an earlier decision that struck down a 2016 ruling that Apple had evaded virtually all taxes on its European business via illegal deals struck with the Irish government.
The ruling is final and cannot be appealed. Apple said in a statement that it was “disappointed” by the decision.
