The European Commission has called on Ireland to submit tax data on Apple.
New tax issues for Apple in Europe
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A second chance for Safe Harbor?
U.S. and European regulators have struck a deal to replace the Safe Harbor deal that was nullified last year.
Paving the way for ‘electric’ highways in Europe
The U.K. is launching off-road testing of highways that would charge electric vehicles.
Legal problems abound for Amazon
The company is facing search-based legal battles in the U.S. and antitrust probes in Europe.
Europe sets end-date for roaming fees, again
The E.U. seems to have settled on June 2017 as the end-date for mobile roaming charges across the continent.
Google’s role: where to draw the line?
The E.U. is pursuing Google’s abuse of its search dominance, but the company is also the default for new users of the internet.
Heat on Google increases with probe in Russia
The company has been called to task by Yandex for its alleged anticompetitive behavior in search on Android.
Facebook privacy case heads from Ireland to E.U. top court
Facebook is under fire for allegedly handing over user information from its Irish headquarters to the U.S. government.
Google and E.C. settle over search tactics
The internet company made a final concession to the Commission’s demands for its search compliance.
End in sight for Google’s European antitrust probe?
Google’s two-year antitrust investigation with the European Commission seems to be close to resolution, but its competitors are firing back at the lack of stringency with its search dominance on the continent.
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