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Apple Changes EU App Tracking Consent Screens After Antitrust Review
Apple will allow EU apps to use redesigned tracking consent screens after regulators raised concerns about App Tracking Transparency.
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Apple will allow EU apps to use redesigned tracking consent screens after regulators raised concerns about App Tracking Transparency.
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Google will keep its advertising business after a U.S. court rejected a breakup but ordered changes to its ad-tech practices.
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Zillow and Redfin settled an FTC antitrust case over their rental-listing deal, with Redfin required to rebuild and re-enter the rental advertising market.
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Aptoide has returned to Google Play in the U.S., becoming the first rival Android app store available directly through Google’s marketplace after restrictions were loosened.
A U.S. federal judge has temporarily paused Paramount Skydance’s proposed $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery following an antitrust lawsuit from 12 state attorneys general.
Apple has introduced major App Store changes in Brazil, allowing alternative app marketplaces and third-party payment options following an agreement with the country’s competition…
Indian founders are leveraging a recent court ruling to reignite scrutiny of Google’s advertising business, raising concerns over competition, market dominance, and the future of digital…
China has blocked Meta’s $2B Manus deal following a months-long probe, citing regulatory and data security concerns in the tech sector.
Regulators continue to examine whether Live Nation could be broken up on antitrust grounds, potentially reshaping the live events and ticketing industry.
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