Europe’s top court has issued bad news to both Apple and Google in a single day.

It has since been superseded by another fine, also issued against Google, overAndroid dominance.

The relationship between Silicon Valley tech titans and the EU has long been a fractious one.

Europe’s regulations tend to be stricter than those companies face in the US.

But with global operations, they must comply with local laws in countries where they have a base.

Increasingly, countries including the US are more closely regulating tech companies.

In antitrust cases like Google’s, the ruling has a direct impact on consumers in Europe.

In spite of being a trillion-dollar company, Apple’s shareholders won’t be happy about a multibillion-dollar fine.

Apple didn’t immediately respond to request for comment.