Following Russian payoff, Google to defend antitrust allegations in South Korea

Shortly after paying a hefty fine in Russia over similar accusations, Google has found itself in yet another antitrust mess – this time in South Korea, one of the company's key Asian markets. As it usually goes, Korean authorities are concerned with Google pre-loading its apps suite on Android phones.
Local competitors are also opposing Google, claiming the company doesn't pay taxes or comply to South Korean trade laws. Google denied the accusations, implying that the company honors local tax laws in every country.
source: WSJ

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