US demands EU antitrust chief to clarify rules on Big Tech
EU to keep climate goals but loosen rules for companies, says green chief
Brussels has estimated the cost of complying with EU rules at €150bn per year, an amount it wants to slash by €37.5bn by 2029. It has already pared back the effects of some green legislation, for example postponing a controversial anti-deforestation law for a year.
US demands EU antitrust chief clarify rules reining in Big Tech
Some of Europe's most popular AI-linked stocks fell for a second day on Tuesday, after an analyst note late last week that flagged a possible slowdown by Microsoft on data centre leasing knocked sentiment ahead of make-or-break results from Nvidia .
The leader of the Spanish region, Salvador Illa, is fighting for Spain's regional languages — Catalan, Basque and Galician — ...
The European Union's dominant music service, Spotify, is coming for Apple once again, hoping to hit it where it hurts — the ...
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US House Judiciary Chair has asked EU antitrust chief Teresa Ribera to clarify enforcement of EU rules targeting big tech ...
House Judiciary Chair demands clarification from the EU antitrust chief as Trump administration signals closer examination of ...
Teresa Ribera, the second most powerful official at the European ... for having too many rules and characterised fines ...
In an interview with Euronews, president of Catalonia Salvador Illa talked about the possibility of Catalan, Galician and ...
Apple: If Ribera stands firm, the EU faces the president’s wrath. Give in and she risks fatally undermining landmark ...
The European Commission unveils the CID: a package of initiatives aimed at boosting the EU's competitiveness while ...
In the portfolio of Teresa Ribera Rodríguez, Executive Vice-President for a“Clean, Just, and Competitive Transition”, the ...
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