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The WNBA's 26th season is attracting new fans with eye-catching player styles. We'll be kicking off with four exciting matchups; the 2022 WNBA season is already full of action-packed content that's created a buzz across social media. As the players arrived at their respective games, their outfits contained clues about how they're achieving off-court wins, adjusting to new cities, and getting to know their teammates.

Microsoft outlines plan to store European cloud data in the EU Engineering work to redesign the cloud has already started, according to the company Tech companies are allowed to transfer data between the EU and USA using Standard Contractual Clauses To continue reading... Dont have an account? Computing helps IT leaders to make technology a revenue and innovation engine for their businesses. Our unique package of news and analysis enables you to discover what the smartest minds in the industry ...

In January 2020, France agreed to pause the collection of the tax while a more comprehensive international tax framework was developed. But in July 2020, facing a legal deadline one year on from its investigation, the U.S. administration announced plans to levy 25% tariffs on a basket of French goods worth $1.3 billion, including handbags, makeup, and soap. The tariffs were set to take effect on Jan. 6. 2021. France began demanding digital services tax payments from companies in November 2020. ...

The new tariffs target French and German cognac and nonsparkling wines. Agence France-Presse/Getty Images The U.S. is ratcheting up its trade dispute with the European Union in the final weeks of the Trump administration, issuing new tariffs on French and German goods in a long-running conflict that originated over state aid for airplane manufacturers. New tariffs target cognac and nonsparkling wine, which pushed down shares in companies that make those products in the final tradin...

Order Reprints Text size The Digital Markets Act could open the door to breaking up large tech companies. Agence France-Presse/Getty Images The executive branch of the European Union released two sweeping legislative proposals on Tuesday that will have major global consequences for Big Tech—introducing massive new fines and opening the door to breaking up companies. The European Commission presented proposals for the Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act on Dec...