EU decisions on Apple, Meta due in coming weeks, antitrust chief says
- The European Commission is preparing to fine Apple and Meta for breaching the Digital Markets Act, marking the first sanctions under these laws since their introduction in 2022.
- Meta and Apple are facing fines within days, as the Commission had set a 12-month deadline for investigations launched in March 2024.
- Commissioner Teresa Ribera stated that she is 'bound by the law' to follow the Digital Markets Act while dealing with fines against US tech companies.
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EU to Issue Antitrust Ruling on Apple, Meta Within Weeks
A European Union decision on whether Apple and Meta have broken the bloc’s tech rules aimed at curbing their market power is set to be issued in the coming weeks, Brussels’s antitrust chief Teresa Ribera told the European Parliament on Tuesday. The European Commission, which acts as the bloc’s executive branch, has been investigating the two tech giants since March last year for potential infractions of the Digital Markets Act (DMA), which sets …
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