EU: The European Union takes aim at American Tech Giants
The European Union is putting pressure on US tech giants such as Google, Facebook and even Apple in regards to […]
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EU: Regulators turn the spotlight on Apple’s streaming
European Union antitrust regulators are investigating Apple Inc’s deals with record labels and online music streaming services to see if
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Switzerland: Regulator approves online directory merger
Switzerland’s competition commission WEKO said on Tuesday it had approved the purchase of online directory search.ch by Swisscom, as the
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Greece: Mythos-Olympic breweries merger approved
Regarding the merger between Mythos-Olympic.The HCC concluded that the notified merger does not raise serious doubts as to its compatibility
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US: Judge backs ‘substantial’ $415 million settlement in Silicon Valley no-hiring case
A U.S. judge on Monday seemed satisfied with a proposed $415 million settlement that would end a lawsuit in which
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EU: Digital Chief vows tough stance on technology abuses
At the Mobile World Congress this week, Andrus Ansip, the digital chief at the European Commission, reaffirmed the region’s tough
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US: Tech Worker Lawyers waive fees to conclude Silicon Valley antitrust suit
Wanting to complete a $415 million antitrust settlement, attorneys representing employees suing tech companies including Apple and Google said they
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US: Antitrust paradox over Expedia-Orbitz deal
Expedia’s deal to buy rival Orbitz makes it one of the most acquisitive online travel companies, but it wasn’t long
