BRUSSELS, Dec 5 (Reuters) - Europe is forging ahead with its crackdown on Big Tech, levying fines on Alphabet's Google and ...

Google was on Tuesday hit with an EU antitrust investigation over its use of online content for AI purposes, marking the latest in a series of crackdowns from the bloc on regulating U.S. big tech ...

Publishers and competitors have been calling to break up Google for decades. It’s too powerful, the argument goes, combining dominance in search, web browsing, ad selling, maps, email, video, mobile ...

The European Commission's second investigation into Google in less than a month underscores growing unease over Big Tech's ...

EU ramped up antitrust and DMA enforcement against Big Tech in 2025, launching major probes and record fines as tensions with ...

EU regulators launched an antitrust investigation into Meta Platforms on Thursday and may even temporarily halt its rollout ...

Meta Platforms Inc faces a full-scale antitrust investigation from the European Union as early as this week over how its AI ...

Vice President JD Vance slams the EU's alleged plans to fine Elon Musk's X, calling out its censorship and attack on American ...

House Democrats unveiled their nearly 450-page antitrust report Tuesday finding Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google each hold monopoly power and, in some cases, should have parts of their businesses ...

In the world of “move fast and break things,” the Federal Trade Commission moved slowly and accomplished nothing of note. Last week, Meta declared courtroom victory over the FTC after a US judge ruled ...

The EU said Thursday it had opened an antitrust probe to determine if the way Meta is rolling out AI features in WhatsApp ...