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EU regulators have recently accused Meta, the parent company of Facebook, of failing to comply with antitrust rules regarding its ad-supported social networking service. The Commission claims that Meta’s subscription model restricts users to either pay for an ad-free experience or consent to their data being used for personalized advertising, failing to offer a less
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The recent survey of Chinese enterprises in the U.S. conducted by the China General Chamber of Commerce (CGCC) revealed that despite growing concerns about U.S.-China relations and the overall business environment, a majority of companies remain optimistic about the market in the long term. This optimism is reflected in the fact that nearly 60% of
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Chinese Premier Li Qiang recently spoke at the World Economic Forum’s “Summer Davos” meeting in Dalian, China. He defended his country’s technological development efforts while also criticizing attempts to restrict global cooperation. According to Li, China’s rapid growth in new industries stems from its unique comparative advantages, such as a large market, industrial network, labor
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The European Union regulators have recently declared that Apple is in violation of the new tech rules as it restricts customers from using alternatives to its App Store. The European Commission has initiated a fresh probe into Apple’s contractual terms with developers as well. This investigation is part of a broader inquiry launched in March
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China and the European Union have agreed to embark on discussions concerning the potential implementation of tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles (EVs) being imported into the European market. This announcement comes after Germany’s Economy Minister, Robert Habeck, was informed by EU commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis about the initiation of concrete negotiations with China. This development is
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