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Critics say changes intended to satisfy EU concerns will not improve competition
Tech giant has until end of October to make changes to satisfy the EU or face more fines
Reliance on mobile operating system for revenues spurs legal challenge to Brussels
World’s largest social network chose Ireland as ‘one-stop shop’ for EU oversight
Industry groups say draft laws aimed at US tech giants are too weak
Sellers claim group’s data collection gives it ‘huge advantage’ as EU launches probe
Tech group faces sanctions in EU countries unless it clarifies how personal data is used
Group serves in dual role as host and competitor to other sellers on its site
Draft plans would force internet companies to pre-filter uploaded content
Reforms vital to curb internet giants’ advantage over content creators, says Brussels
Threat of fines after commission sees insufficient progress on voluntary action
Contingency plans being made for moving information between UK and Europe
Online marketplaces will have to ensure all sellers are registered to pay duties
Governments should follow France and move towards algorithmic accountability
It is clear that some market-dominating tech companies cannot police themselves
Accountancy treatment of EU fines marks a new era in big tech.
Oligopoly is showing itself to be the economic and political challenge of our time
The sets of risks involved are more similar than one might imagine, argue Paolo Ciocca and Claudia Biancotti
Record fine sends stark message but EU faces tough task in curbing company’s dominance
Vestager has emerged as a global antitrust enforcer on Android
EU accused of trying to dismantle US group’s business model for smartphones
Brussels penalises US group for abusing dominance in mobile operating systems
US tech company must not only pay €4.3bn penalty but also overhaul its Android model
European Commission says platform needs to be more transparent about its fees
