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US online travel site says Brussels has not shown €1.63bn acquisition of Swedish group will force rivals to close
Regulators have in the past been too lenient, now they are trying to act early to protect nascent markets
There is growing concern that AI may be weaponised by hackers to enable cyber attacks. Plus: why airlines care about connections; how to spot a deepfake; global shortage of cyber security staff; and five easy security wins
Probe finds Chinese social media app infringed regulations for users aged under 17
Decision follows spat with country’s regulator over radiation levels that put other EU members on alert
Germany and Belgium order regulators to examine alert on iPhone radiation limits
The industry and policymakers agree that the emerging technology needs regulating. But no one is quite sure how
High-stakes antitrust trial begins as US enforcers look to rein in Big Tech’s power
Trial will be first big test of more assertive enforcement strategies embraced by Biden administration against Big Tech
US and European corporate bond markets have started September with a bang
Ministers will not immediately enforce online safety bill powers to scan apps after WhatsApp threatened shutdown
Minister accuses Chinese-owned viral video app of ‘monopolistic’ business practices
Apple’s App Store and Google’s YouTube among 22 digital services classed as ‘gatekeepers’ as new EU law kicks in
EU aims to curb Big Tech as it lists services to be regulated under Digital Markets Act
Inflection chief wants sales of Nvidia chips that dominate artificial intelligence tied to safe use pledges
Tech giant to also make it easier for competing apps to be interoperable in bid to stop Brussels’ antitrust probe
Social media groups restrict personalised ads in scramble to comply with landmark legislation
Cloud gaming rights to be sold to France-based Ubisoft under proposal
For all the sound and fury in Washington, regulators have yet to score any big antitrust wins against Silicon Valley
‘Like-minded’ states to be asked to Bletchley Park along with tech executives and academics
Draft restrictions pose fresh challenge to online content providers
CMA invites responses to tech giant’s new arguments in rare move that could pave way for $75bn takeover to close
The industry and legislators will have to work together on reducing risks
Amsterdam-based online travel group seeks to overcome competition concerns around purchase of Swedish flights site
Ride-hailing groups fighting to unlock potential growth market complain over new rules protecting the taxi industry
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