
Germany Deepens Facebook & Oculus Probe
Germany’s antitrust regulator announced on Thursday, January 28, that it was extending the scope of its abuse proceedings against Facebook

Germany’s antitrust regulator announced on Thursday, January 28, that it was extending the scope of its abuse proceedings against Facebook

Qualcomm lost its fight against a data demand from EU antitrust regulators after Europe’s top court reaffirmed the regulators’ right

US investment bank Goldman Sachs on Wednesday, January 27, lost its fight against an EU cartel fine handed down to

The Biden administration weighed in on SmileDirectClub’s lawsuit challenging restrictions imposed on it by Georgia’s dental board, urging the US

Twitter has reached a deal to buy newsletter platform Revue Holding BV, the companies said Tuesday, reflecting the interest among

The Biden administration is inheriting a number of lawsuits aimed at breaking up big tech monopolies in the United States.

Google is reviving plans to launch its own news website in Australia within weeks, according to a local media outlet

Sanofi has agreed to produce millions of doses of BioNTech and Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine in an unusual collaboration to speed

EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager has a “keen interest” in online advertising at Google, reported Seeking Alpha. Speaking at a

By Sandra Marco Colino (The Chinese University of Hong Kong) Is the tide changing for big tech companies? Legal challenges
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