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Sarah Cardells comments come amid lobbying from the handful of tech giants likely to be affected that the legislation risks overregulation and will make the UK a hostile place to invest.

Consumer watchdog Which? says new regulator the Digital Markets Unit (DMU) must protect online customers as it urged against relaxing the rules to allow tech giants to appeal rulings.

The start of 2023 has been a busy one, with global antitrust agencies advancing investigations and challenging a number of technology acquisitions. Future antitrust enforcement could...

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The government’s digital regulator may struggle to take effective action against Silicon Valley’s largest technology companies, campaigners have warned.Movemen

A parliamentary inquiry has begun into unsafe goods “flooding” the UK’s supply chains and online marketplaces following widespread concerns for consumers.

LIDW23 member-hosted event provided insights into current and future trends in the greenwashing space. Latham & Watkins recently hosted a panel discussion during London...

AS companies become more and more eco-conscious, driven by evolving consumer demands as well as being obliged to do their own bit to address the climate crisis, ESG has become much more prominent and significant.

Legislation unveiled Tuesday aims to rein in the tech giants with fines of up to 10 percent of global turnover.

The technology secretary has warned the world’s biggest technology companies that they face tough consequences if users are treated unfairly online. Writing in