谷歌可能面临第二次欧盟罚款，Alphabet 股价下跌
Alphabet's shares dipped 0.4% following reports of a potential second EU fine under the Digital Markets Act, focusing on unfair advantages in vertical search engines. This comes after a recent 2.95 billion euro penalty for favoring its ad tech services. Despite the dip, GOOGL stock is up approximately 30% year-to-date, outperforming the Nasdaq's 16% increase, though it has fallen about 3% since reaching a record high on September 19. The stock is currently trading at 24 times expected earnings, slightly above its 5-year average PE of 22.
Alphabet (GOOGL.O) shares dipping 0.4% on Thurs after report the EU drafting second fine for its Google unit under Digital Markets Act Second fine would follow recent 2.95-bln-euro ($3.45 bln) penalty for favoring own ad tech services over rivals New charges focus on Google vertical search engines, with Commission saying co gave unfair advantage to own services GOOGL stock up ~30% YTD, outperforming Nasdaq (.IXIC) which is up 16% Stock down about 3% since notching a record high close on Sept. 19 Stock recently at 24x expected earnings, just above 5-yr avg PE of 22
