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Companies supercharged by subsidies from foreign governments such as China and Russia will face probes. -
Antitrust accusations will fly in both directions. New European Super League will be accused of a closed-door stitch-up. -
A highly anticipated EU report on standard-essential patents has laid bare the problem: There's no sign of peace. -
Smart devices are the technology of the future, but they're suffering from the antitrust ailments of the past. -
Amazon.com’s data-driven business model and its dizzy expansion have prompted a pioneering European Commission probe into Big Data online. -
Sports-governing bodies will breathe a sigh of relief at a judgment from EU judges, despite siding against the International Skating Union. -
The scrutiny signals the European Commission’s growing interest in the new digital frontiers of payment technologies after it started taking a closer look at Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency earlier this year. -
Google’s data collection has attracted the scrutiny of EU antitrust regulators, MLex understands, opening a new front against the search-engine company. -
After five years at the helm of the European Commission’s powerful antitrust watchdog, Margrethe Vestager still has unfinished business. -
The world’s largest tech companies including Amazon.com, Apple, Google and Facebook should be the clear targets of an EU law on gatekeeper power.