EU pledges 90 percent cut to carbon emissions by 2040

Intel has lost its latest legal challenge against a 16-year-old antitrust case initiated by the European Union, which has significant implications for the company's operations in Europe. This ruling reinforces the EU's long-standing scrutiny of Intel's business practices in the semiconductor market.

The European Union has upheld a significant antitrust ruling against Intel, reducing the company's fine from €1.06 billion to €237 million, stemming from anticompetitive practices identified two decades ago. This decision reflects ongoing scrutiny of Intel's business practices within the EU regulatory framework.

The European Union has imposed a €120 million ($140 million) fine on Elon Musk's social media platform X for violating content moderation laws under the Digital Services Act. This decision has raised concerns from U.S. trade officials, particularly Donald Trump's top trade negotiator, who expressed disappointment over the EU's regulatory approach towards American tech companies.

The European Union has initiated an antitrust investigation into Google's practices regarding the use of online content for training its artificial intelligence models, particularly focusing on content sourced from platforms like YouTube. This inquiry raises significant concerns about potential violations of EU competition laws.

Meta has committed to reducing data sharing for users in the European Union by 2026, following a €200 million fine related to its advertising practices. This decision is part of a broader effort to comply with the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and to address regulatory scrutiny over its data handling policies.

The European Union has launched an antitrust investigation into Google, focusing on the company's use of online content from platforms like YouTube to train its artificial intelligence tools. This inquiry raises concerns about potential violations of EU competition laws and the implications of Google's practices on market fairness.