Google to Pay $500 Million Dollar Settlement in Canadian Drug Ad Inquiry
Abstract:Google has agreed to pay $500 million dollars as a settlement in a Department of Justice inquiry into whether the search engine’s advertisements for online Canadian pharmacies led to illegal imports of prescription drugs.
This article gives details of the allegations against Google and the regulatory violations that led to the inquiry.
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