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I'll believe it when Musk's check is in their bank and has cleared for payment.
Just ban the whole damn Nazi platform.
They could leave it first, but yes.
Make it 44 billion.
When are we going to learn that this doesn't work.
Elon will make back that billion back in a short enough time that it won't matter!
Start taking percentages of their income! Company needs to pay 30% of their revenue for ten years.
That'll put the fear god in them!
Charge him with 500 counts, and bankrupt him.
"EU set to...", "EU plans to...", do something already for fuck sake!
There's a legal process that they have to get right, the investigation only started last year.
I see, thank you for the clarification.
up to $1 billion
It will be much less than a billion.
If a fine can be paid without causing financial strain, then it just becomes part of the cost of doing business.
If you want results, fine him $100 billion.
Make it per day and he might actually care.
... Doubling every day...
Only a matter of time until this guy buys Reddit.
I call it in 2026. So glad I’m out of that place.
just another 349 to go let's go.
"Up to", in the context of fining non-private entities, usually means the minimum possible (so probably like 50€) and a "next time it's double!"
Fines should be $1 billion or more. What fines currently are discourage no one.
Let's goooooooo
Finally, I've been waiting for this.