The future of French tech: why start-ups are optimistic despite economic gloom and cyber attacks
Almost 40 per cent of French start-up CEOs believe their revenue will at least double this year, according to an EY and France Digitale survey.
Stay updated with breaking news from Maya Noel. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Almost 40 per cent of French start-up CEOs believe their revenue will at least double this year, according to an EY and France Digitale survey.
PARIS — From Amazon shoppers to iPhone owners, the world faces a rethink in the way it interacts with Big Tech, thanks to a new law agreed by the European Union recently.The Digital Markets Act tries to ensure smaller players will be able to enter the market without Silicon Valley behemoths stomping on them before they get off the ground.It fights their ability to “lock
The law fights their ability to “lock consumers into their ecosystem” by sheer force of market share, says researcher.
EU leaders like to appoint digital ministers, but real power is not always in their hands.