Google Search and its Play Store app marketplace are suspected of breaching the European Union's Digital Markets Act (DMA), per preliminary findings

The search giant is violating the DMA by giving its Shopping, Hotels, and Flights services preferential treatment.

The EU accuses Google of breaking new Digital Markets Act standards. Regulators claim Google is still giving its own services—like Shopping, Hotels, and Flights—an unfair boost in search results. If found guilty of breaking the DMA,

Google’s parent company, Alphabet, has announced its largest-ever acquisition, entering into a deal to buy New York-based cybersecurity firm Wiz, making it a part of its Google Cloud division. This is the company’s second attempt to buy Wiz after talks stalled last year at a lower $23 billion evaluation.