A possible Airbus–Thales–Leonardo joint venture is stirring antitrust concern, with industry watchers also weighing what consolidation could mean for supply chains and, if it proceeds, cybersecurity governance.
As SAP folds ERP, data, and AI into a tighter stack, the real story is not the buzz around agents but the controls now surrounding them.
Italian authorities launch an antitrust probe into Sephora-LVMH, raising questions about market manipulation and user data practices in the beauty industry.
A mass exodus of cloud partners after Broadcom’s VMware takeover prompts a fierce antitrust complaint and fears of a cloud monopoly.
After a years-long legal slugfest, Fortnite is back on the Google Play Store globally—signaling a seismic shift in app store power dynamics.
The AGCM’s closure of its probe into the TIM-FiberCop deal brings regulatory calm but leaves deep questions about true competition in Italy’s broadband sector.
Europe’s antitrust watchdogs set a high-stakes deadline as Google’s mega-deal with Wiz raises competition and cloud neutrality concerns.
Italy accuses Apple of weaponizing privacy rules to stifle App Store competition.
Italian regulators accuse Apple of using privacy protections to stifle competition, fueling a fresh antitrust showdown.
Italian regulators accuse Apple of using privacy controls to stifle competition, triggering a legal showdown over the future of digital advertising and user rights.
Italy’s antitrust regulator accuses Apple of unfairly squeezing app developers and violating data privacy rules, launching a Europe-wide debate over digital competition.