Google Fined €890 Million as EU Escalates Digital Markets Act Crackdown
Brussels fined Google €890 million on Thursday, the first penalty the company has taken under the Digital Markets Act and the sixth EU competition decision against it in under twenty years. The European Commission split the amount across two separate findings. A €460 million fine covers self-preferencing in Google Search, where the Commission found the […]
Iran-US ceasefire accusations grow after fresh Strait of Hormuz strikes
Iran-US ceasefire accusations now dominate headlines as both governments blame each other for fresh violence. Tehran said on Saturday it struck American sites across the Persian Gulf in response. Washington had earlier hit Iranian weapons sites on Friday, raising the stakes for everyone. American aircraft targeted missile storage and coastal radar posts during the Friday […]
SFDA Approves AI-Powered Medical Application for Smartphone Vital Signs
AI-powered medical application technology reached a major milestone after Saudi regulators approved its public use. This SFDA marketing authorization now lets people use the application across the wider Saudi market. Saudi authorities became the first regulator worldwide to clear this kind of health tool. You can now measure heart rate, oxygen saturation, and blood pressure […]
Microsoft Cloud Licensing Lawsuit Moves Toward Trial in London Ruling
Microsoft cloud licensing lawsuit progress arrived on Tuesday when London’s Competition Appeal Tribunal certified the collective case. The ruling allows nearly 60,000 British firms to push the matter toward a full trial hearing. Competition lawyer Maria Luisa Stasi leads the Microsoft Windows Server UK lawsuit on behalf of those businesses. Her legal team values the […]