Tag: Google

Posted by Competition Lore When is a business a platform? - Podcast  By Professor Dick Schmalensee  Professor Caron Beaton-Wells, of the University of Melbourne School of Law, speaks...

Posted by The Hill EU engaged in antitrust gerrymandering against Google By Nicolas Petit  With its US$5 billion fine against Google, the European Commission (EC) just applied to...

The team at Facebook is not having a great week, as it seems all of its recent data scandal chickens have come home to...

On Wednesday, July 25, the New York state attorney general candidate and Fordham Law School associate professor Zephyr Teachout outlined her plan to stop...

The investigation into Google by Missouri State Attorney General Josh Hawley just got another layer. Hawley announced on July 25 that his office served a...

Posted by The Conversation Taking on big tech: where does Australia stand? By Caron Beaton-Wells Big tech is under fire in Europe. In its latest sting, the European...

Earlier this week Senator Elizabeth Warren sat down with CNBC's John Harwood to discuss an array of issues, from President Donald Trump to the...

The European Union hit Google with a second large fine. The new US$5 billion penalty is almost double the US$2.8 billion punishment Google received...

Google said Thursday it will appeal the astronomical US$5 billion fine levied against it by the European Union for violating antitrust laws with its...

Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, in charge of the European Union’s antitrust body, announced on Wednesday, July 18, that Google “engaged in illegal practices to cement...