Kim Mackrael is a journalist who currently works as a reporter for The Wall Street Journal. She has also contributed to publications such as Yahoo Finance, Wine Business Monthly, Financial News, and MarketWatch. Kim's articles cover a range of topics, including business deals, international trade, and current events.
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Kim Mackrael's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, technology, finance and the economy. She frequently covers mergers and acquisitions as well as European Union policies. For effective outreach to Kim, consider offering insights into recent government decisions related to tech or finance sectors in Europe and North America. Additionally, providing expert commentary on international relations or climate change policies could also be of interest to her readership.
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The Facebook owner has become the second company to be charged under the European Union's new digital-competition law.
By: Kim Mackrael, Aaron Tilley
Epic Games and Spotify are among the developers taking advantage of European rule changes.
BRUSSELS— Apple has long kept a tight grip on its iPhone ecosystem. In Europe, its hold is starting to weaken. “Fortnite” maker Epic Games on Friday said it is launching an alternative app store for iPhone users in Europe.
The EU had sought to expand its oversight to target so-called killer acquisitions. Business groups had complained that the bloc’s approach created fresh uncertainty for companies.
The EU had sought to expand its oversight to target so-called killer acquisitions. Business groups had complained that the bloc's approach created fresh uncertainty for companies.
By: Laurence Norman, Kim Mackrael
The 77-year-old former ECB delivered his prescription for jump-starting Europe's sluggish economy and strengthening its defense industry.
Collectors bug employees for the customized tiny figures; a ‘mini Lego LinkedIn’
Collectors bug employees for the customized tiny figures; a ‘mini Lego LinkedIn'
By: Kim Mackrael
The Facebook parent and other companies are warning in an open letter that the regulations risk hampering innovation and economic growth.
The Facebook parent and other companies are warning in an open letter that the regulations risk hampering innovation and economic growth.
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