Greer ‘Disappointed’ in EU Treatment of US Tech After Trade Deal

Bloomberg TechnologyWednesday, December 10, 2025 at 5:30:25 PM
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Greer ‘Disappointed’ in EU Treatment of US Tech After Trade Deal
  • 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 fine represents the first significant enforcement action against a major platform under the EU's new digital regulations, highlighting the EU's commitment to holding tech giants accountable for compliance. This action could impact Musk's platform's operations and reputation in Europe.
  • This incident underscores ongoing tensions between the EU and U.S. regarding digital regulation and free speech, as the EU's stringent laws may clash with American perspectives on content moderation. The situation reflects broader debates about the balance between regulation and innovation in the tech industry, particularly as U.S. officials criticize the EU's approach to technology governance.
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