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Companies argue that their services should not come under the purview of new law designed to improve competition
Where the laws have different scope, it’s important that implementing them does not create conflicts for companies
Companies want chat app designated a ‘core’ service that would require it to be fully compatible with rivals
Investigation is first under bloc’s Digital Services Act and follows letter raising concerns about platform
Glenn Fogel says preventing purchase of smaller Swedish flights-only group makes ‘European tech ecosystem less competitive’
Tech group plans a $14 monthly subscription fee for access via mobile
European Commission vice-president says legislation should be based on ‘solid analysis’
US online travel site says Brussels has not shown €1.63bn acquisition of Swedish group will force rivals to close
Probe finds Chinese social media app infringed regulations for users aged under 17
US and European corporate bond markets have started September with a bang
Apple’s App Store and Google’s YouTube among 22 digital services classed as ‘gatekeepers’ as new EU law kicks in
EU aims to curb Big Tech as it lists services to be regulated under Digital Markets Act
Tech giant to also make it easier for competing apps to be interoperable in bid to stop Brussels’ antitrust probe
Social media groups restrict personalised ads in scramble to comply with landmark legislation
For all the sound and fury in Washington, regulators have yet to score any big antitrust wins against Silicon Valley
Amsterdam-based online travel group seeks to overcome competition concerns around purchase of Swedish flights site
Ride-hailing groups fighting to unlock potential growth market complain over new rules protecting the taxi industry
Concerns tech giant will gain distribution advantages by not allowing choice over access to video conferencing app
Complaint from competition authorities is first such act against US tech giant
French president escalates dispute over appointment of Fiona Scott Morton to EU’s antitrust arm
Investigation would centre on claims US tech giant is unfairly linking its videoconferencing app with popular software
Fiona Scott Morton picked for influential post in competition department after having consulted for big tech companies
US tech giant delayed its initial Bard launch to improve transparency to comply with regulators
Seattle-based group files legal action against proposed legislation designed to rein in Big Tech
New privacy guarantees designed to reassure companies over transfer of personal information between regions
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