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UK gamble could not come at a worse moment for Europe
Government not expected to include legislation to beef up CMA’s digital markets unit in Queen’s Speech
Brussels’ Digital Services Act presages a sea change in regulation and democratic accountability
EU preliminary findings say US group limits rivals’ access to ‘tap and go’ technology
Options on how to curtail Putin’s oil revenues likely to be finalised tomorrow
EU will accuse tech giant of blocking financial groups from its Apple Pay mobile system
Energy minister says independence from Russian imports could be achieved ‘within days’
EU commissioner Thierry Breton tells Tesla chief executive: ‘Elon, there are rules’
EU approves groundbreaking rules to police Big Tech platforms
Companies such as Google and Facebook must moderate content more actively in regulatory clampdown
Digital Services Act lays out rules for technology groups to keep users safe online
While there are details to come about combining security and competition in the Digital Markets Act, it is not mission impossible
The Digital Markets Act is a welcome attempt to curb monopolistic business models
Apple and Google criticise newly unveiled Digital Markets Act that will force a radical overhaul of their global operations
Polish and Baltic leaders join Ukrainian president in call for energy sanctions
Digital Markets Act now expected to target core online platforms with market cap of at least €75bn
Brussels is set to finalise stringent new legislation targeting Silicon Valley giants, whose desperate lobbying has fallen on deaf ears
Militarisation of eastern flank likely to continue no matter how conflict ends
Europe’s competition chief Margrethe Vestager tells FT that ‘Jedi Blue’ deal represents ‘giant problem’ in industry
Brussels unveils push to protect industrial information from foreign government surveillance
Gas-rich Azerbaijan and Qatar pour cold water on EU’s contingency plans
European media groups join forces against US tech giant
The US is lobbying Brussels to water down the effect of EU regulations targeting Big Tech companies
Information commissioner believes ‘friction’ in EU data rules gives post-Brexit opportunity to take on Big Tech
Axel Springer among the media groups demanding that Brussels intervene on search giant’s plan
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