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European Union’s competition boss signals fresh AI scrutiny for Microsoft-OpenAI deal and Google

The stepped-up scrutiny highlights how European Union regulators have been pacesetters for the global push to rein in Big Tech.

Almost famous: Tribute acts bring big hits — and bygone eras — to smaller venues

A trio of tribute artists in the burgeoning scene describe what it's like to embody a cultural icon in front of a packed house.

Disgraced Chicago tech star gets 7 1/2 years in prison

Jurors last year convicted three former executives of tech startup Outcome Health on multiple fraud charges.

EU regulator slams Microsoft over Teams-Office bundle

The EU's antitrust watchdog has turned its eyes on Microsoft amid a wider crackdown on Big Tech's business practices.

Antitrust class action against Disney over ESPN ‘carriage fees’ survives with some cuts

Plaintiffs say that Disney's control of ESPN and Hulu has created an uncompetitive marketplace, where all streaming services must charge the same monthly fee to customers, to TV watchers' detriment.

Judge blocks Phoenix’s prevailing wage ordinance

In just seven pages, an Arizona judge reversed the city’s efforts to pay construction workers competitive wages, citing a 1984 law directly prohibiting such action.

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