EU Antitrust Regulators Fine Qualcomm $272 MillionRival Icera posed "a growing threat to Qualcomm’s chipset business," the EU said.
Amazon Under EU Investigation for Use of Third-Party Retailer DataThe EU's antitrust regulators want to know: Is Amazon using independent retailer data to gain an unfair advantage for its own products?
What a Radical Greek Economist Hopes to Gain in the EU ElectionYanis Varoufakis, finance minister during Greece's debt crisis, is leading a multinational party that's calling for major reforms.
On the Eve of Its IPO, Uber Can't Shake a Lingering Legal QuestionAre workers the gig economy truly self-employed or regular employees? It depends who you ask.
The EU Wants to Build One of the World's Largest Biometric Databases. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?A plan to connect six migration and criminal databases has data security experts scared.
European Parliament Votes to Let the Sun Go Down on Daylight Saving TimeAfter 2021, EU-member states can decide whether they want DST or standard time.
EU Makes Online Platforms Liable for Users' Copyright InfringementsSome see it as a threat to Internet freedom
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