Google Ordered to Pay €20 Million in Damages to Belgian Media Group Rossel
A Paris court has ordered the American technology company Google to pay…
European Commission Probes Google’s AI Content Practices
The European Commission has opened a formal antitrust investigation into possible anticompetitive…
US Judge Orders Google to Limit Default Search and AI App Contracts to One Year
A federal judge has ordered Google to limit all default search and…
Financial Literacy as a Litigation Strategy: Lessons from Apple and Google
Recent rulings from the UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) show that regulators…
Google Fined $55 Million for Anti-Competitive Conduct in Australia
The Federal Court of Australia has ordered Google Asia Pacific to pay…
EU Cloud Market Probes: Regulation vs Finance
The European Commission recently announced a market study into the cloud computing…
Google and Meta Explore Major AI Chip Supply Deal
Meta Platforms is in advanced discussions with Google over a multi-billion-dollar agreement…
Italy Secures Greater Transparency from Google on User Consent
The Italian Competition Authority (AGCM) has closed its investigation into Google’s request…
Google Hit with €570 Million Damages Ruling in Germany
A Berlin regional court has ruled that Google must pay more than…
The “Relief Rally”: Why Antitrust Fines Can Be Bullish
What happens to a company’s stock price when a regulator fines it…
Google, Meta and Others Agree to Remedies in South Africa’s Digital Platforms Inquiry
South Africa’s Competition Commission has announced a set of commitments from global…
EU Launches Investigation into Google’s Potential Breach of the Digital Markets Act
The European Commission has opened formal proceedings against Google to assess whether…