Foo Yun Chee is a European Competition Correspondent at Thomson Reuters. With a wide range of publications, including Yahoo Finance, Nasdaq, and The Globe and Mail, Foo's expertise lies in reporting on European competition matters, antitrust cases, and mergers and acquisitions. Their work has been featured in various news outlets globally, showcasing their extensive knowledge and experience in the field.
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Foo Yun Chee's coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy regulation, particularly within the European Union and its impact on technology companies. Her articles often revolve around government announcements, antitrust issues, and landmark AI regulations in the EU.
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By Foo Yun Chee and Jody Godoy BRUSSELS/NEW YORK (Reuters) -Alphabet's Google took a major step this year to end an EU antitrust investigation
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The European publishers deemed Google's offer to divest its advertising marketplace AdX as insufficient.
BRUSSELS (Reuters) -Britain won on Thursday its fight against an EU order to recover millions of euros from the London Stock Exchange, broadcaster ITV and other multinationals, in a setback to EU regulators' crackdown on certain tax schemes. The European Commission's decision, which targeted what it said was an illegal exemption in a British tax scheme, was issued in 2019 prior to Britain's withdrawal from the 27-country bloc a year later. The European Union competition enforcer said the UK's Controlled Foreign Company (CFC) rules aimed at attracting companies to set up headquarters in the country and discourage British companies from moving offshore, gave these firms an illegal advantage.
Booking's restrictions against hotels offering lower rates on their websites or on rival sites are unnecessary and could reduce competition, Europe's top court said on Thursday in a ruling targeting a widely used practice in the industry.
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Latest news on Ireland's companies and busines organisations and their impact locally, nationally and globally.
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Under the so-called specification proceedings, the European Commission will spell out what Apple has to do to abide by the Digital Markets Act, which came into effect last year
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Microsoft gives its Edge web browser an unfair advantage and EU antitrust regulators should subject it to tough EU tech rules, three rival browsers and a group of web developers said in a letter to the European Commission.
Should be subject to EU tech rules. Microsoft gives its Edge web browser an unfair advantage and EU antitrust regulators should subject it
Microsoft gives its Edge web browser an unfair advantage, according to a complaint filed with the European Commission.
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