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Scientist Who Says He Created Bitcoin Can Sue Mystery Website
An Australian scientist who says he created Bitcoin won the backing of a London court to pursue the mystery owners of the bitcoin.org website for allegedly infringing his copyright over the world's largest cryptocurrency.
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EU Seeks to Overturn $15.8 Billion Apple Tax Ruling, Calls it ‘Contradictory’
The European Union is looking to overturn a critical judgement that ruled in the favour of Apple in a EUR 13 billion ($15.8 billion) tax dispute case. EU says the ruling was “contradictory”.
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Tech Giants Brace as Vestager 2.0 Gets EU Power Upgrade
One of Europe's most powerful female regulators is expected to ace an interview for a job that will equip her with greater weaponry to take on the Silicon Valley giants that already fear her.
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Apple Fights 'Phantom' Units Claim in $14 Billion EU Court Clash
Apple and Ireland's court room clash with the European Commission finally lived up to its billing as the world's biggest tax case.
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The Story Behind Google's Reported 'Secret Offer' to Settle EU Android Probe
Google, a unit of Alphabet, has been one of the EU's biggest antitrust targets, with three probes, countless headlines and a steady drumbeat of smaller rivals and customers demanding action.
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Google Expected to Be Fined Record EUR 4.3 Billion by EU Over Android
The penalty is due to be announced by EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager at 1pm in Brussels.
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Google Rivals May Get a Boost With EU's Attack on Android
While the EU's primary concerns home in on pre-installations of Google's search and Chrome browser, the suite of apps also include the search giant's email and mapping services.
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Google Fight on Right to Be Forgotten Is EU Case of Deja Vu
The EU Court of Justice will now have to decide whether links should be purged from Internet searches in one country, across the EU or globally.
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Google Gets Record $2.7 Billion EU Fine for Skewing Searches
Google lost its biggest regulatory battle yet, getting a record 2.4 billion-euro ($2.7 billion) fine from European Union enforcers who say the search-engine giant skewed results in its favor to thwart smaller shopping search services.
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Amazon Said to Weigh EU Settlement in Bid to End E-Books Probe
Amazon is trying to do a deal with the European Commission that would shut down the year-long e-books probe.
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Facebook Probe Is in Antitrust, Privacy Grey Zone, EU Says
Data and how it may be misused by fast-growing technology giants is a focus for Vestager, who's probing Google on several fronts.
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Qualcomm Said to Face EU Antitrust Complaint on Predatory Pricing
Regulators are reportedly in the final stages of preparing a so-called statement of objections.
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Scientist Who Says He Created Bitcoin Can Sue Mystery Website
An Australian scientist who says he created Bitcoin won the backing of a London court to pursue the mystery owners of the bitcoin.org website for allegedly infringing his copyright over the world's largest cryptocurrency.
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EU Seeks to Overturn $15.8 Billion Apple Tax Ruling, Calls it ‘Contradictory’
The European Union is looking to overturn a critical judgement that ruled in the favour of Apple in a EUR 13 billion ($15.8 billion) tax dispute case. EU says the ruling was “contradictory”.
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Tech Giants Brace as Vestager 2.0 Gets EU Power Upgrade
One of Europe's most powerful female regulators is expected to ace an interview for a job that will equip her with greater weaponry to take on the Silicon Valley giants that already fear her.
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Apple Fights 'Phantom' Units Claim in $14 Billion EU Court Clash
Apple and Ireland's court room clash with the European Commission finally lived up to its billing as the world's biggest tax case.
-
The Story Behind Google's Reported 'Secret Offer' to Settle EU Android Probe
Google, a unit of Alphabet, has been one of the EU's biggest antitrust targets, with three probes, countless headlines and a steady drumbeat of smaller rivals and customers demanding action.
-
Google Expected to Be Fined Record EUR 4.3 Billion by EU Over Android
The penalty is due to be announced by EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager at 1pm in Brussels.
-
Google Rivals May Get a Boost With EU's Attack on Android
While the EU's primary concerns home in on pre-installations of Google's search and Chrome browser, the suite of apps also include the search giant's email and mapping services.
-
Google Fight on Right to Be Forgotten Is EU Case of Deja Vu
The EU Court of Justice will now have to decide whether links should be purged from Internet searches in one country, across the EU or globally.
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Google Gets Record $2.7 Billion EU Fine for Skewing Searches
Google lost its biggest regulatory battle yet, getting a record 2.4 billion-euro ($2.7 billion) fine from European Union enforcers who say the search-engine giant skewed results in its favor to thwart smaller shopping search services.
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Amazon Said to Weigh EU Settlement in Bid to End E-Books Probe
Amazon is trying to do a deal with the European Commission that would shut down the year-long e-books probe.
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Facebook Probe Is in Antitrust, Privacy Grey Zone, EU Says
Data and how it may be misused by fast-growing technology giants is a focus for Vestager, who's probing Google on several fronts.
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Qualcomm Said to Face EU Antitrust Complaint on Predatory Pricing
Regulators are reportedly in the final stages of preparing a so-called statement of objections.
