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LONDON: Britain's competition regulator has fined Facebook<\/a> 50.5 million pounds ($69.6 million) for breaching an order imposed during its investigation into the U.S.<\/a> social media giant's purchase of GIF<\/a> platform Giphy<\/a>, the agency said on Wednesday.

The
Competition and Markets Authority<\/a> (CMA) said Facebook had deliberately failed to comply with its order, and the penalty served as a warning that no company was above the law.

Facebook has increasingly come under fire from regulators and lawmakers about its business practices.

It said it strongly disagreed with the CMA.

The regulator said Facebook had failed to provide full updates about its compliance with requirements to continue to compete with Giphy and not integrate its operations with Giphy's while its investigation was ongoing.

Facebook had not provided the required information, despite multiple warnings, the CMA said, and it considered its failure to comply deliberate.

\"We warned Facebook that its refusal to provide us with important information was a breach of the order but, even after losing its appeal in two separate courts, Facebook continued to disregard its legal obligations,\" said
Joel Bamford<\/a>, senior director of mergers at the CMA.

\"This should serve as a warning to any company that thinks it is above the law.\"

Bamford's words echo those of U.S. Solicitor of Labor
Seema Nanda<\/a> on Tuesday after Facebook agreed to pay up to $14.25 million to settle civil claims over its adherence to recruitment rules.

A media report on Wednesday said Facebook was planning to rebrand, a change that would likely see a parent company overseeing its brands.

Responding to the CMA fine, Facebook said: \"We strongly disagree with the CMA's unfair decision to punish Facebook for a best effort compliance approach, which the CMA itself ultimately approved.

\"We will review the CMA's decision and consider our options.\"

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英国7000万美元罚款Facebook违反秩序Giphy交易

竞争和市场管理局(CMA)表示,Facebook已经故意未能遵守其命令,惩罚作为一个警告,没有一家公司是凌驾于法律之上。

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伦敦:英国竞争监管机构罚款脸谱网5050万英镑(6960万美元)违反订单期间实施调查美国社交媒体巨头的收购GIF平台Giphy周三,该机构说。

竞争和市场管理局(CMA)表示,Facebook已经故意未能遵守其命令,惩罚作为一个警告,没有一家公司是凌驾于法律之上。

Facebook已经日益受到监管机构和国会议员的火对其商业行为。

它说它CMA的强烈反对。

监管机构表示,Facebook未能提供完整的更新对其符合需求继续与Giphy竞争和不整合其业务与Giphy虽然调查还在进行中。

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Facebook没有提供所需的信息,尽管多个警告,CMA称,认为其未能遵守经过深思熟虑的。

“我们警告Facebook拒绝为我们提供重要的信息是一个违反秩序,但即使在失去它的吸引力在两个独立的法院,Facebook继续无视其法律义务,”说乔尔Bamford高级主管在CMA的合并。

“这应该作为一个警告,任何公司认为这是凌驾于法律之上。”

Bamford说的话都呼应的美国律师的劳动Seema南达周二在Facebook同意支付1425万美元,以了结民事诉讼对其坚持招聘规则。

周三媒体报道说Facebook计划重塑,这一变化可能会看到一个母公司监督其品牌。

应对CMA好,Facebook表示:“我们坚决反对CMA的不公平的决定惩罚Facebook尽最大努力合规方法,CMA本身最终批准。

“我们将回顾CMA的决定和考虑我们的选择。”

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LONDON: Britain's competition regulator has fined Facebook<\/a> 50.5 million pounds ($69.6 million) for breaching an order imposed during its investigation into the U.S.<\/a> social media giant's purchase of GIF<\/a> platform Giphy<\/a>, the agency said on Wednesday.

The
Competition and Markets Authority<\/a> (CMA) said Facebook had deliberately failed to comply with its order, and the penalty served as a warning that no company was above the law.

Facebook has increasingly come under fire from regulators and lawmakers about its business practices.

It said it strongly disagreed with the CMA.

The regulator said Facebook had failed to provide full updates about its compliance with requirements to continue to compete with Giphy and not integrate its operations with Giphy's while its investigation was ongoing.

Facebook had not provided the required information, despite multiple warnings, the CMA said, and it considered its failure to comply deliberate.

\"We warned Facebook that its refusal to provide us with important information was a breach of the order but, even after losing its appeal in two separate courts, Facebook continued to disregard its legal obligations,\" said
Joel Bamford<\/a>, senior director of mergers at the CMA.

\"This should serve as a warning to any company that thinks it is above the law.\"

Bamford's words echo those of U.S. Solicitor of Labor
Seema Nanda<\/a> on Tuesday after Facebook agreed to pay up to $14.25 million to settle civil claims over its adherence to recruitment rules.

A media report on Wednesday said Facebook was planning to rebrand, a change that would likely see a parent company overseeing its brands.

Responding to the CMA fine, Facebook said: \"We strongly disagree with the CMA's unfair decision to punish Facebook for a best effort compliance approach, which the CMA itself ultimately approved.

\"We will review the CMA's decision and consider our options.\"

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