
Antitrust regulators in the United States and Europe are intensifying their scrutiny on Big Tech companies, particularly Apple and Alphabet's Google, over alleged anti-competitive practices. This unprecedented move, marking a first for the industry, could potentially lead to break-up orders for these tech giants, signaling a major antitrust crackdown. The Department of Justice (DOJ) and the European Union (EU) are at the forefront of these efforts, seeking remedies to enhance competition. Meanwhile, there is speculation on whether regulators will extend their focus to Chinese tech companies, amidst concerns over their business practices.
The EU has hit big tech hard. What happens next could have consequences outside Europe too https://t.co/9y5LHsI0B7
The DOJ and the EU could try to break up Apple as they seek competition remedy over antitrust issues, here’s why that’s unlikely https://t.co/3pTYMk1SkH
With @EU going after US Big Tech, the real question is can/will they go after China Inc. I mean, some of them are just doing "funky" things. New Post. https://t.co/LPfVPynIBo


