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EU Antitrust Chief Declares the 'Entire AI Stack' Under Investigation as Brussels Targets Nvidia, Meta, and Google Simultaneously
Teresa Ribera signals the EU will examine every layer of AI infrastructure for competition distortions, from chips to cloud to models.
Six Tech Giants File DMA Compliance Reports as EU Prepares First Review of Its Landmark Antitrust Law
All six DMA gatekeepers filed annual compliance reports on March 9 as the Commission prepares its first formal review of the regulation, with AI designation and transatlantic tensions at stake.
Live Nation Settles With DOJ to Avoid Ticketmaster Breakup, but 27 States Vow to Press On With Antitrust Trial
The DOJ and Live Nation struck a mid-trial deal that keeps Ticketmaster intact, but a majority of plaintiff states rejected the terms and will continue the landmark monopoly case.
FTC Escalates Fight Against Meta, Appealing Court Loss Over Instagram and WhatsApp Acquisitions
The Federal Trade Commission has filed a notice of appeal in its landmark antitrust case against Meta, challenging a November 2025 ruling that found the company is not a social media monopolist because it faces competition from TikTok and YouTube.
EU Faces Defining Moment as February 10 Deadline Looms for Google's $32 Billion Wiz Acquisition
The European Commission must decide by February 10 whether to approve Google's largest-ever acquisition or open a deeper probe, in a case that could reshape cloud security competition worldwide.
DOJ and 35 States Appeal Google Antitrust Ruling, Push for Chrome Divestiture
Justice Department challenges September 2025 ruling that spared Google from selling Chrome browser