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    EU considers calculating X fines by including revenue from Musk’s other firms

    By Jon Brodkin,

    21 hours ago
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    Marc Janssens
    1h ago
    Excellent
    Cathy B
    2h ago
    All I gotta tell you is, if you do it to one media that you better do it to all of them because they all do the same thing. They all do the same thing be fair stop pursuing one sided prosecutions.
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