Satya Nadella reasons about origins of market dominance Google Search
Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, testified yesterday in the antitrust case against Google Search. Although Google's lawyers tried to use Nadella's testimony to prove Google Search's market dominance is the result of its quality, the CEO defended a different point of view.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella testifies today in Google antitrust case
Today, Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, will appear in the public hearing against Google. The CEO will have to elaborate on the discovery talks he had with Apple to get Bing into Apple products.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has been summoned in the U.S. antitrust case against Google. The case fil... Read more
Microsoft testifies how difficult it is to get Bing into hardware for a fee
Google does not appear to be the only search engine interested in making its search browser the standard in popular devices for a fee. Microsoft approached Apple to make Bing the default search engine on its Safari browser, but the Bing developer could not afford to do so due to Google Search's dom... Read more
Intel guilty of antitrust practices in paying PC makers, fined 376 million euros
Intel will have to pay €376 million for antitrust practices the chipmaker proceeded with until 2006. This was decided by the European Court of Justice earlier today.
The Court of Justice of the European Union fined Intel 376.36 million euros. The case looked into antitrust practices that took... Read more
The days of unconstrained growth and bundling seem to be over for Big Tech
Both Google and Amazon's practices are currently under scrutiny in America. Authorities in America and Europe seem to have finally found a way to regulate the power of Big Tech.
A small group of, mainly American tech companies hold too much power. These companies were a long time not inhibited ... Read more
Qualcomm returns to court to fight another EU antitrust fine
The US chipmaker is hoping to find the same legal success it had last year.
Qualcomm found itself in the EU's General Court again this week as its lawyers sought to overturn a 242-million-euro EU antitrust fine levied by the European Commission Competition Authority. The legal proceedings are ta... Read more
Amazon faces $1B lawsuit for favouring its products over competitors
Amazon.com is being sued in the United Kingdom for up to £900 million ($1 billion) in damages over accusations that the online marketplace exploited its dominant position by favouring its own items over those of competitors.
Julie Hunter, a consumer rights campaigner, intends to file the group... Read more
Apple’s fine in France has been reduced by 2/3 to 372 million euros
A French court reduced a fine against iPhone manufacturer Apple for suspected anti-competitive behavior to 372 million euros ($366.31 million) from 1.1 billion euros before.
The first penalty was levied in 2020 by France's antitrust authorities for Apple's anti-competitive behavior toward its re... Read more
DOJ moves to file a lawsuit after rejecting Google’s latest concessions
Department of Justice (DOJ) decides to take legal action after denying Google's most recent concessions.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Alphabet's Google has made concessions in time to prevent a potential antitrust action from the United States, which claim that the corporation abuses its... Read more
Swedish price comparison platform sues Google for billions of euros
PriceRunner, a Swedish price comparison platform, sues Google for manipulating search results. Allegedly, Google is bumping its own price comparison service to the top of results. PriceRunner is suing Google for 22 billion Swedish kronor (2.1 billion euros).
PriceRunner states that Google manipu... Read more