Leah Nylen
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US Considers A Rare Antitrust Move: Breaking Up Google
Less severe options include forcing Google to share more data with competitors and measures to prevent it from gaining an unfair advantage in AI products.
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TikTok Sued By US For Allegedly Breaking Kids’ Privacy Law
TikTok was sued by the US for allegedly collecting data on children in violation of a federal online privacy act, three months after the popular video app sued the government over a law that could ban it across the country.
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Apple’s 27% App Store Fee Trying to Comply With Law, Exec Says
Apple Inc.’s attempts to justify the 27% fee it charges developers for purchases outside its App Store backfired as a skeptical federal judge questioned an executive about a company-commissioned study showing half that rate would be reasonable.
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Apple’s 27% App Store Fee Trying to Comply With Law, Exec Says
Apple Inc.’s attempts to justify the 27% fee it charges developers for purchases outside its App Store backfired as a skeptical federal judge questioned an executive about a company-commissioned study showing half that rate would be reasonable.
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Google Takes Questions Over Ads As US Trial Comes To A Close
Judge Amit Mehta presided over two days of closing arguments, concluding on Friday, in the US antitrust challenge to Alphabet Inc. Now he’ll head off for weeks or months to consider a ruling that could have significant consequences across the tech industry.
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Google Takes Questions Over Ads As US Trial Comes To A Close
Judge Amit Mehta presided over two days of closing arguments, concluding on Friday, in the US antitrust challenge to Alphabet Inc. Now he’ll head off for weeks or months to consider a ruling that could have significant consequences across the tech industry.
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Instagram Generated Almost 30% of Meta’s Revenue in Early 2022
Meta Platforms Inc. brought in almost 30% of its revenue from Instagram in the first half of 2022, according to court filings that reveal for the first time how much money the popular photo and video service has generated.
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Warren Calls For New Limits On Big Tech’s Push Into AI
Warren, a frequent critic of big technology companies’ market power, opened a new front in her campaign against concentration in the industry.
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Warren Calls For New Limits On Big Tech’s Push Into AI
Warren, a frequent critic of big technology companies’ market power, opened a new front in her campaign against concentration in the industry.
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Apple Met With DOJ Antitrust Chief In Last-Ditch Bid To Avoid Expected Suit
Apple and its lawyers met with Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter, who will make the final call on whether to file a suit.
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Apple Met With DOJ Antitrust Chief In Last-Ditch Bid To Avoid Expected Suit
Apple and its lawyers met with Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter, who will make the final call on whether to file a suit.
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Supreme Court Rejects Apple’s Bid For Epic App Store Review
(Bloomberg) -- The US Supreme Court refused to consider Apple Inc.’s appeal in an antitrust suit challenging its lucrative App Store, a decision that will likely affect billions of dollars in revenue for the iPhone maker.
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Google Rejected Play Store Fee Changes Due To Impact On Revenue, Epic Lawsuit Shows
Google created Project Everest in 2021 to reconsider the Play Store billing model, according to the documents, which were released as part of an antitrust suit by Epic Games.
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Adobe And Figma Terminate $20 Billion Deal After Regulator Clash
Adobe Inc. has walked away from its $20 billion acquisition of startup Figma Inc. after clashing with regulators in Europe and the UK.
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Adobe And Figma Terminate $20 Billion Deal After Regulator Clash
Adobe Inc. has walked away from its $20 billion acquisition of startup Figma Inc. after clashing with regulators in Europe and the UK.
