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Record €70 Million Fine for Rewe in Austrian Antitrust Case
Austria's Supreme Court imposed a record €70 million fine on supermarket chain Rewe for failing to report a 2018 store acquisition in Wels, significantly increasing the initial €1.5 million penalty; Rewe plans legal action, citing disproportionate punishment for a formal violation.
Record €70 Million Fine for Rewe in Austrian Antitrust Case
Austria's Supreme Court imposed a record €70 million fine on supermarket chain Rewe for failing to report a 2018 store acquisition in Wels, significantly increasing the initial €1.5 million penalty; Rewe plans legal action, citing disproportionate punishment for a formal violation.
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56% Bias Score


Meta Modifies European Ad Policy Amid Regulatory Scrutiny
Meta altered its European pay-or-consent policy for targeted ads on Facebook and Instagram, offering a less personalized ad option or a paid ad-free subscription after facing regulatory challenges from the European Commission and consumer protection authorities; however, the European Consumer Organi...
Meta Modifies European Ad Policy Amid Regulatory Scrutiny
Meta altered its European pay-or-consent policy for targeted ads on Facebook and Instagram, offering a less personalized ad option or a paid ad-free subscription after facing regulatory challenges from the European Commission and consumer protection authorities; however, the European Consumer Organi...
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48% Bias Score


Kanter Resigns as Head of DOJ Antitrust Division
Jonathan Kanter, head of the U.S. Department of Justice's antitrust division, resigned on Friday after a three-year term marked by aggressive enforcement against major corporations, resulting in significant legal victories but also criticism from some business groups.
Kanter Resigns as Head of DOJ Antitrust Division
Jonathan Kanter, head of the U.S. Department of Justice's antitrust division, resigned on Friday after a three-year term marked by aggressive enforcement against major corporations, resulting in significant legal victories but also criticism from some business groups.
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40% Bias Score

Meta's Ad Policy Faces Continued EU Scrutiny
Meta's revised "pay or consent" policy, launched in October 2023 and modified in November following EU regulatory pressure, allows users to pay €5.99 monthly for ad-free Facebook and Instagram access, but consumer advocates claim it still violates EU law.

Meta's Ad Policy Faces Continued EU Scrutiny
Meta's revised "pay or consent" policy, launched in October 2023 and modified in November following EU regulatory pressure, allows users to pay €5.99 monthly for ad-free Facebook and Instagram access, but consumer advocates claim it still violates EU law.
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44% Bias Score

Meta Ends Fact-Checking, Increases Collaboration with Trump
Meta, owner of Facebook and Instagram, announced it is ending its fact-checking program and will work more closely with Donald Trump, raising concerns about the spread of misinformation and the platforms' ability to moderate harmful content.

Meta Ends Fact-Checking, Increases Collaboration with Trump
Meta, owner of Facebook and Instagram, announced it is ending its fact-checking program and will work more closely with Donald Trump, raising concerns about the spread of misinformation and the platforms' ability to moderate harmful content.
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48% Bias Score
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