<ul><li>EU regulators are planning to charge Google with breaching the Digital Markets Act (DMA) over its alleged preferencing of its own services in search results.</li><li>The charges stem from an investigation that began in March last year and focus on whether Google's search results favor its own vertical search engines over third-party tools.</li><li>Google has made changes to its search result formats to address concerns, but competitors argue that the changes are insufficient.</li><li>If found guilty, Google could face fines of up to 10% of its global turnover.</li></ul>

EU Planning Formal DMA Charges Against Google

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