regulations

Millions of euros has been spent on lobbying, but Amazon frequently fails to turn up to meetings on working conditions and rights

As Nvidia market booms, the UK has joined the list of governments keeping an eye on its business practices.

Adobe fails in buying Figma due to EU regulatory pressure, although the latter may still be looking for a buyer.

Brazil says Apple can't sell iPhones without a charger anymore, while also fining the company $2.3 million, saying Apple is selling an "incomplete product".

Google published a defense of the company's services against anti-trust laws being considered by Congress, but it proves that Google's tech is too intrusive to remain unchecked.

China will allow foreign investment in VPNs but domestic firms will still maintain control of their operations.

Microsoft is shutting down LinkedIn in China though it will launch a new jobs app called InJobs in its place.

Microsoft is changing how usage analytics data is collected in Microsoft 365 to help organizations comply with local privacy laws.

The tech industry fears stringent AI regulation may stifle innovation.

Google is also giving organizations more control over their data with the rollout of the Assured Controls add-on.