UKRegulation

UK Launches Investigation Into Apple and Google’s Mobile Market Privileges

3 months ago

In a groundbreaking step to address monopolistic behaviors in the technology sector, the United Kingdom's competition regulators have initiated a comprehensive investigation into the mobile market dominance held by tech giants Apple and Google. This inquiry aims to scrutinize the companies' influence over the mobile ecosystem and its implications for competition and innovation.

UK Government Launches Two Major Digital Market Investigations

4 months ago

In a significant move spotlighting its commitment to regulating the fast-evolving tech landscape, the UK government has announced the commencement of two new investigations into the digital market. This initiative is part of an expanded framework of powers granted to regulators, aimed at ensuring fair play and accountability among major tech firms.

UK Launches Investigation into Apple and Google’s Dominance in Mobile Browsers

5 months ago

The UK is set to initiate a comprehensive investigation into the dominant positions held by tech giants Apple and Google in the mobile browser market. The probe, announced by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), aims to scrutinize potential anti-competitive practices that may be hindering market competition and innovation.