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Apple reports record services revenue for Q2 of FY2022 as they face antitrust scrutiny in the EU for Apple Pay.
Elizabeth Warren’s plan to go after big tech, Fortnite faces choreography copyright lawsuit, a new Tesla subscription comes to the US.
EU and US agreed to a cross-border data pact, Morning Brew grows to 4M subscribers, FINN expands US presence.
After 16 months of talks, the EU agrees to the Digtial Markets Act, sweeping antitrust regulations that will impact big tech companies.
Rent the Runway begins to rebound; Roku, Google and YouTube duke it out; and Snapchat adds NBCUniversal audio clips to platform.
Google plans to appeal a €500 million fine ($591M) imposed by France’s Competition Authority. Google says the fine is disproportionate.
Fair abandons the car subscription model, OnlyFans reverses courses to allow sexually explicit content, and Substack partners with OpenNote to accept Bitcoin.
The Federal Trade Commission has opened an antitrust investigation into Amazon’s $8.45 billion acquisition of MGM.
37 states and territories sue Google for anticompetitive behavior and abusing their dominant market position.
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