A Swedish court orders Google to pay Klarna antitrust damages of about $1.5 billion, according to multiple reports. The ruling comes after a case brought by Klarna, which argued that Google’s conduct related to its online services harmed competition. The court’s decision finds Google liable and sets a damages payment that several outlets describe as $1.5 billion, with at least one report placing the figure closer to nearly $2 billion. Klarna is described as welcoming the decision, but sources note that Klarna is unlikely to receive the money immediately because Google can appeal the ruling. The reports also indicate that the outcome may change or be delayed as the appeals process proceeds. Overall coverage is focused on the court’s liability determination and the size of the damages award, while emphasizing that enforcement is contingent on any subsequent legal challenges. The ruling’s final impact depends on the timing and results of the appeal.