The EU has been too soft on tech giants for decades. The causality implied in the title is bullshit (and reading the article confirms this).
I'm starting to think the FT is a rag, thanks to OP's choice of articles.
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The EU has been too soft on tech giants for decades. The causality implied in the title is bullshit (and reading the article confirms this).
I'm starting to think the FT is a rag, thanks to OP's choice of articles.
The causality implied in the title is bullshit (and reading the article confirms this).
Yeah. Smallish fine and order to comply is the standard practice first round enforcement action on all European competition and such regulatory matters. The largest fines are reserved for willful violation once one has already been told to come into compliance and one outright refuse or tries to shade by the order with shady and deceitful means.
Yeah, bootlicking the bully will surely earn you his respect, brilliant plan.