By Christian Bergqvist (University of Copenhagen) & Elisa Faustinelli (Danish Competition and Consumer Authority) Without resorting to an overly simplistic
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A possible resignation of Boris Johnson as leader of the Tory party and Prime Minister in the U.K. may lead
EU antitrust regulators are investigating the video licensing policy of the Alliance for Open Media, whose members include Alphabet unit
Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) is closer to taking steps that could suspend data transfers from the European Union to
With the European Union strengthening rules for big tech companies in the block starting in 2023, a new report shows
On July 1, the Czech Republic took over the presidency of the Council of the European Union from France —
Weber-Stephen, the maker of Weber grills, has agreed to scrap some warranty rules as part of a settlement with the
A group of drivers claimed on Tuesday that Uber and Lyft are engaging in anticompetitive practices by setting the prices
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