Kimberly-Clark/Kenvue: Brussels Expected to Approve Tie-Up with Remedies in Phase 1, Sources Say

Tech/Media/Telecom Weekly: Former DOJ Official Alford Comes Out Against Cruz’s NCAA Reform Bill; Newsmax Seeks Concessions in Fox-Roku Tie-up; Tech Lobbyists Want Tariff Exemptions on Chinese Goods; China Spy Agency Views Foreign AI as a Threat; Upcoming Ruling in Collusion Case Could Clarify Bounds of Per Se Liability for Algorithmic Coordination

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EU Broadens Planned Electrical Steel Import Curbs to Include Transformers, Sources Say

The European Commission plans to press ahead with global import restrictions, known as safeguard measures, on grain-oriented electrical steel, including material contained in imported transformers,...

The European Antitrust Agenda: Commission Ignores Chinese Blocking Orders; Brussels Hosts Digital Rulebook Meeting on Browsers

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