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EU tech rules warrant ‘respect,’ not foreign meddling, antitrust chief Ribera says

By Lewis Crofts and Nicholas Hirst ( June 25, 2025, 09:18 GMT | Insight) -- The EU’s rulebook for tech companies such as Google, Apple and Amazon won’t be opened up just to serve foreign demands, the bloc’s top competition enforcer has said. Teresa Ribera told MLex that Europe’s legitimately adopted laws warranted “respect.” She also discussed a looming overhaul of the bloc’s approach to scrutinizing mergers and said Spain’s intervention in a domestic banking deal appeared to be within national powers.The EU’s rulebook for the likes of Google, Apple and Amazon and its climate taxes for imports won’t be sacrificed to ease US trade complaints, the bloc’s top competition enforcer said....

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