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microsoft: Microsoft faces German rival's EU antitrust complaint on its Teams, Office - Vimarsana News

microsoft: Microsoft faces German rival's EU antitrust complaint on its Teams, Office

German video conferencing services provider alfaview on Thursday filed a complaint with EU antitrust regulators, saying Microsoft's integration of its workplace chat and video app Teams into its Office product gives it an unfair advantage.

US judge orders antitrust case against Google to move forward - Vimarsana News

US judge orders antitrust case against Google to move forward

US District Judge Leonie Brinkema has rejected Google's motion to scrap an antitrust case that claimed it had monopolistic power in selling online advertising

US judge rules against Google in antitrust case - Vimarsana News

US judge rules against Google in antitrust case

US District Judge Leonie Brinkema has rejected Google's motion to scrap an antitrust case that claimed it had monopolistic power in selling online advertising

Apple Cannot Ban Links to Outside App Store Payments, US Appeals Court Says - Vimarsana News

Apple Cannot Ban Links to Outside App Store Payments, US Appeals Court Says

A U.S. appeals court has upheld a federal court’s order in an antitrust case brought by Epic Games that could require Apple to change its payment practices in the App Store. The decision could force Apple to allow developers to provide links and buttons for third-party in-app payment options and avoid paying sales commissions to the iPhone maker.

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Competition Law revision concerns Big Tech companies - Vimarsana News

Competition Law revision concerns Big Tech companies

The competition law is currently restricted to penalizing firms based on the revenues earned from the specific vertical deemed to be in violation, that too only from India.