A failed challenge of Facebook’s dominance
A US judge has dismissed anti-trust lawsuits against Facebook challenging the company saying it protects its dominance by buying competitors.
EU rules UK data protection is “adequate”
The European Commission has recognized Britain’s privacy rules as “adequate,” in a long-waited decision that will allow EU-U.K. data flows
Mixed ratings of how EU handled the pandemic
Majorities across much of Western Europe, North America and the Asia-Pacific region have a favorable view of the European Union,
Why do so many incompetent men become leaders?
Have you ever worked with people who are not as good as they think? This finding won’t come as a
Google to postpone closing of third part cookies
Google announced a delay of its controversial closing of third party cookies used to target advertising. Google’s Chrome web browser
Speaker Equity Assessor: Closing the gap in speaker representation
Lack of speaker diversity in conferences and events is a global long-standing challenge that has become even more relevant as
A startup challenge for female entrepreneurs
If you are a female entrepreneur, or thinking about your own startup, maybe you will see an opportunity in the
EU opening antitrust investigation of Google advertising
The European Commission has opened an antitrust investigation of Google advertising. It will investigate if the company has violated EU
Amazon and Apple are the world’s most valuable brands
Amazon and Apple are the world’s most valuable brands. The fastest growing brand is Tesla. Chinese brands are also rising while European
The Week That Was: the 6 things you need to know
Top News More than 200 startups, founders and investment funds signed a manifesto to join forces around European startups. One