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Tim Cook throws up deuces
Tech

Apple breathes a sigh of relief as the EU closes its antitrust case, which could have cost the iPhone maker tens of billions of dollars

By Kelvin Chan and The Associated Press
July 11, 2024
Baby boty sitting in a shopping cart with groceries.
Retail

Hold on to your Pampers: Diaper and tampon shortages predicted this summer as new European law threatens the $3.5 billion supply chain

By John Ainger, Agnieszka de Sousa and Bloomberg
July 10, 2024
France's President Emmanuel Macron Among Key Speakers at The Paris Peace Forum
Politics

European Union freezes Georgia’s accession plans and €30 million in aid due to its controversial ‘Russian law’

By Sophiko Megrelidze, Lorne Cook and The Associated Press
July 9, 2024
View of the headquarters of the food delivery service Delivery Hero in the Oranienburger Straße, Germany.
Retail

Uber Eats and Deliveroo rival, Delivery Hero, reports a slip in shares after being hit by a $433 million European antitrust fine

By Yazhou Sun and Bloomberg
July 8, 2024
French President Emmanuel Macron
Politics

France’s post-election political chaos sets the stage for a weak government and a lower global profile

By Samy Adghirni, William Horobin, Ania Nussbaum and Bloomberg
July 8, 2024
BYD to build $1 billion plant in Turkey, boosting the Chinese EV maker’s access to the EU as higher tariffs loom

BYD to build $1 billion plant in Turkey, boosting the Chinese EV maker’s access to the EU as higher tariffs loom

By Firat Kozok, Selcan Hacaoglu and Bloomberg
July 6, 2024
Margrethe Vestager holds hand outward
Regulators

There’s a ‘huge bottleneck’ in Nvidia AI chips, but that doesn’t mean regulatory action, EU competition chief says

By Philip J. Heijmans, Samuel Stolton and Bloomberg
July 5, 2024
Families of victims and survivors of the October 7 attack on the Nova concert in southern Israel attend a musical memorial event in Tel Aviv on June 27, 2024, amid the ongoing in conflict in the Gaza Strip since the 2023 attacks between Israel and Hamas militants.
Newsletters

Meta reverses policy on a controversial Arabic term as the Israel-Gaza war continues to spark Big Tech debates

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July 2, 2024
Europeans must pay Meta $10 a month to avoid being tracked. Regulators say that’s not good enough
Tech

Europeans must pay Meta $10 a month to avoid being tracked. Regulators say that’s not good enough

By Kelvin Chan and The Associated Press
July 1, 2024
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta
Newsletters

Europe’s privacy laws put Meta in a tight spot. Now its antitrust laws are going in for the kill

By
July 1, 2024
Election Night With Marine Le Pen
Politics

French market rebounds and euro edges up after France’s far-right National Rally clinches first-round vote

By Alice Gledhill, Aline Oyamada and Bloomberg
July 1, 2024
Kevin Scott, executive vice president of AI and chief technology officer of Microsoft Corp., right, and Sam Altman, chief executive officer of OpenAI, at the Microsoft Build event in Seattle, Washington, US, on Tuesday, May 21, 2024.
Regulators

The EU plans to grill Microsoft rivals about the $13 billion it’s throwing into OpenAI 

By Samuel Stolton and Bloomberg
June 28, 2024
Slack CEO Denise Dresser speaks during the third annual Axios What's Next Summit at the Planet Word Museum on March 19, 2024 in Washington, DC.
Tech

Slack CEO welcomes EU’s Microsoft Teams probe that could see the tech giant slapped with a $21 billion fine

By
June 27, 2024
Farmer rakes hey in a cow pen.
Environment

Forget carbon taxes on cars—Denmark is charging farmers a $100 ‘burp tax’ per cow

By
June 26, 2024
EU urges clampdown on cosmetic misuse of Novo’s Ozempic amid worsening drug shortages for diabetics
Health

EU urges clampdown on cosmetic misuse of Novo’s Ozempic amid worsening drug shortages for diabetics

By Naomi Kresge and Bloomberg
June 26, 2024

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