Google’s Damages Litigation Problem in Europe Is Getting Bigger Amid Digital Rule Fine, Swedish Ruling

Tech/Media/Telecom Weekly: Commerce Committee to Mark Up Kids Online Safety Act; Public Interest Groups Prepare Suit Challenging Lifting of Broadcast Cap; European Grocery Chains Adopt Sovereign Payment System to Compete with Visa and Mastercard; Trump-aligned Lobbying Group Drops Micron; FCC Launches Enforcement Action Against Drone-maker with Chinese ties; California Audits Gig Economy Platforms

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Kone/TK Elevator: Merger Sparks Concerns About Innovation

The proposed merger between Finland’s Kone (KNEBV) and Germany’s TK Elevator would significantly harm innovation and increase costs across the elevator industry, a sector player told The...

The European Antitrust Agenda: EU Court Strengthens Commission’s Approach in Goldwind Case; EU Google Search Sanction Dodges Big AI Questions

Welcome to The European Antitrust Agenda, our weekly overview of European tech and competition law developments. Key stories we’re following this week include: • Information requests can keep...