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  • Google hit with new EU antitrust complaint as internet giant is accused of abusing market power

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    A Danish online job-search rival has filed an antitrust complaint against Google with EU regulators, alleging the online search giant had allegedly used its market power to push its own service, Google for Jobs. Watch the full video report.

  • Here we go again: EU regulator investigates Google for Jobs antitrust complaint from Danish rival Jobindex

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    Another day, another European crack down on Big Tech, after the Danish online job-search site Jobindex told regulators that Google unfairly favoured its own service, Google for Jobs.

  • Qualcomm comes out victorious in EU antitrust battle as Vestager’s Big Tech crack down starts flailing

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    Qualcomm has come out victorious this morning after the chipmaker won its battle against a €997m (£862m) fine imposed by EU antitrust regulators four years ago, raising eyebrows for the bloc's attack on Big Tech dominance.

  • Tech giants prefer fines to compliance says EU’s Margrethe Vestager

    February 23, 2022

    Some tech giants may prefer to pay a fine rather than comply, said the European Union's antitrust chief, citing Apple's recent battle with the Dutch courts.

  • EU eases state aid rules in multi-billion euro chip boost as UK risks falling behind

    February 8, 2022

    The European Commission is set to ease funding rules in order to pump billions into its innovative semiconductor programme, as it looks to boost the continental chip industry and cut dependence on the US and Asia.

  • EU aims to be ‘torchbearer’ introducing digital rights and principles

    January 26, 2022

    The European Commission, in a global first, proposed a set of digital rights and principles this morning that aim to protect people's rights, support democracy and ensure a fair and safe online environment.

  • EU to introduce laws to drive microchip production and fight ongoing shortages

    January 20, 2022

    The European Commission is set to propose a draft legislation for the regulation of microchips at the start of next month, European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said this morning.

  • Gig workers on the verge of wider employee rights under EU plans

    December 9, 2021

    The European Commission announced this morning draft rules to give workers at online platform companies such as Uber and Deliveroo better social rights, but which companies say could lead to job losses and more litigation in court.

  • Human rights group tell the EU to ban Israeli NSO spyware

    December 3, 2021

    Human rights organisations have called on the European Union to impose global sanctions on NSO Group and take “every action” to prohibit the company’s surveillance technology.

  • EU agree common position to curb US tech giants

    November 25, 2021

    EU countries agreed on a common position on new rules to curb the power of U.S. tech giants this morning, which will force them to do more to police their platforms for illegal content.

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