Bethan John is a journalist who writes for MELANIE KREBS PILOTTI, a publication focused on global data review. Her work has also appeared in the Al Jazeera Media Network. Bethan covers a wide range of topics related to digital markets, regulatory hurdles, GDPR, and legal decisions, providing insights and analysis on these issues.
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Bethan John’s coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy regulation and government announcements within the finance & economy sector, with a particular emphasis on European Union regulations, European Court of Justice rulings, GDPR, antitrust matters and mergers and acquisitions.
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Andrew Swan has joined Cornerstone Research as a vice president in London, further bolstering the firm’s global reach after a spate of hires.
The UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal should not certify a proposed mass lawsuit against Apple due to “significant” conflicts of interest between proposed class members, the tech company has argued.
By: Bethan John, Alexandros Michailidis
Spain’s Teresa Ribera is poised to pick up the mantle as the EU’s next competition chief and must deliver on a revamped antitrust agenda while balancing a “massive” portfolio.
By: Bethan John
The EU’s General Court has dismissed Qualcomm’s appeal against the European Commission’s decision that it abused its dominance to squeeze rival Icera out of the market, but pared the fine back by around €3.3 million.
By: Bethan John
The European Commission has launched inaugural “specification proceedings” under the Digital Markets Act to spell out how Apple must comply with the regulation’s interoperability requirements.
By: Bethan John, Piotr Swat
Google has filed its first-ever antitrust complaint to the European Commission, accusing Microsoft of breaching abuse of dominance rules by forcing customers to use its Azure cloud computing platform.
Courts may use the presumption of “decisive influence” to assess whether they have jurisdiction to hear private antitrust claims, a top advisor to the European Court of Justice has said.
By: Bethan John, Alexandros Michailidis
The European Commission will have to work closely with national competition authorities that can review non-notifiable mergers to ensure artificial intelligence partnerships are properly scrutinised, Margrethe Vestager has said.
By: Bethan John
Sports Direct has successfully petitioned the UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal to add Adidas as a defendant in its abuse of dominance claim against Newcastle United Football Club and JD Sports.
FIFA rules that impede football transfers by forcing players to pay compensation if they end their contracts are by object restrictions of competition law comparable to no-poach agreements, the European Court of Justice has said.
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