Margrethe Vestager

Unlike Big Tech CEOs, EU's Margrethe Vestager is not in the tech game for the money. It gives her an unfair advantage says Danish philosopher Pia Lauritzen.

The European Commission is going after TikTok again, opening formal proceedings over the company's launch of TikTok Lite in France and Spain.

Matching aid is a European Union’s ‘new feature’ to allow European firms to find an equivalent sum of aid in Europe, that they can receive in other jurisdictions.

The European Commission is looking into whether X, formerly Twitter, breached the Digital Services Act—the first such investigation since the law took effect this summer.

The European Union's persistent pattern of targeting US tech companies weakens the nation's security posture.

Margrethe Vestager, the European Union’s tech chief, said standards were necessary “in order for society to trust what is ongoing.”

The complaint by publishers comes amidst and investigation into Google’s advertising business by EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager.

European Union judges have overturned a European Commission ruling that the American coffee giant avoided $33 million in taxes via a “sweetheart” deal with the Netherlands but backed Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager’s crackdown in a case with carmaker Fiat Chrysler and Luxembourg

Bitcoin and crypto investors were put on notice this week when French and German government officials attacked Facebook's libra, however, the most serious new threat to bitcoin, cryptocurrency, and the likes of libra, is from Danish politician Margrethe Vestager...

A Danish woman President Trump once called the “tax lady” will keep her antitrust competition role in the European Union, as well as take on digital policy in a move that could mean trouble for tech companies.

The move is thought to be a signal of EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager’s hardline approach with American tech giants.

Margrethe Vestager slapped Google with a $5 billion fine for anticompetitive practices with Android, yet it continues to get away with exploiting the data of billions of people to maintain its dominance

The EU's Commissioner of Competition Margrethe Vestager on Wednesday announced a €4.3 billion ($5 billion) fine against Google, the largest ever antitrust fine levied against a single company by the EU.

Hell hath no fury like a Brussels bureaucrat scorned. Consider European Union Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager.

Antitrust is one of America's worst exports, but one adopted with relish by the European Commission (EC) as exemplified in newly announced formal charges against Google Inc. In the role of "competition commissioner," the charges are being spearheaded by the EC's Margrethe Vestager. Unable to settle with Google over the past few years, the [...]

As expected, the European Union's competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, this morning formally accused Google of abusing its dominant position in the search market. "I am concerned that Google has artificially boosted its presence in the comparison shopping market, with the result that consumers might not see what is most relevant for [...]