The European Commission (EC) is currently wrapping up its probe into Google's possible violations of anti-competition regulations, with competent officials trying to conclude whether the Mountain View, California-based tech giant manipulated Google Search results in an effort to promote its shopping comparison platform at the expense of those created by its competitors. If the firm is found guilty of such a transgression, it could be fined by up to ten percent of its related revenue, which is a significant sum seeing how Alphabet posted an income of $90 billion for 2016, with Google itself accounting for $79 billion of that figure.