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Calling for an end to the 'digital wild west,' France's publishers are among 54 cultural groups messaging Digital Services Act negotiators.

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Digital China - The Rise of Digital Giants in "Post-Covid-19 Era"" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.coms offering. The...

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Digital China - The Rise of Digital Giants in "Post-Covid-19 Era"" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.coms offering. The...

Major countries around the world have seen a significant increase in e-commerce traffic since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, with emerging nations becoming hot spots, according to the latest research by NielsenIQ, the global company in measurement and data analytics.

Often, MNCs are known to shift their tax liability by assigning a share of costs and profits to a subsidiary in a low-tax jurisdiction or by parking intangible assets such as intellectual property in subsidiaries in tax havens, so that royalties would accrue there.

Don’t shackle digital giants They generate ‘network effects’ for the economy Globally, regulators have been expressing concerns regarding digital platforms. One concern is the size of these platforms, as they can influence the daily lives of people and may even harm consumers. In some cases, the allegation is that the platforms give undue preference to their own products and services — the so-called “self-preferencing” claim. What is missing in these criticisms is that each factor ...

Australia passes law making Facebook, Google pay for news Bloomberg February 25 | Updated on February 25, 2021 × ‘The code is a significant microeconomic reform, one that has drawn the eyes of the world on the Australian parliament’ Australia’s parliament passed a world-first law to force digital giants such as Facebook Inc and Google pay local publishers for news content — a move that may unleash more global regulatory action to limit their power. The legislation was passed on Thursda...