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Apple complies with EU regulations, EpicGames to bring Fortnite back to iOS in the EU with a fee issue.

Apple decides not to launch its own AI in the EU, citing regulatory issues and obligation to compete.

The Ministry of Commerce says China and the EU will start consultations on the EU's countervailing case against Chinese electric vehicles. Learn more about the issue here.

The EU has increased R & D investment in the past 20 years but still faces challenges in areas like AI and IoT, with a limited venture capital market and other issues.

Apple faces potential heavy fines as the European Union rules its new regulations violate the Digital Markets Act.

Apple makes changes to the iPad App Store following the EU's requirement and faces antitrust pressure from Japan and India.

The EU is taking steps against Apple for alleged non-compliance with the Digital Markets Act, involving issues like app store policies and service restrictions.

The EU is investigating Chinese electric vehicles and imposing tariffs. China reacts strongly and expresses opposition, emphasizing protectionism and unfairness.

News about the changes in the market share of pure electric and hybrid vehicles in the EU in May, with details on different countries' situations.

The EU is set to pass a new regulation mandating batch scanning of digital information, aiming to detect child sexual abuse materials, but it has ambiguous views on end-to-end encryption and may impact Signal in Europe.

Apple settles mobile payment antitrust case with EU, may support ApplePay on Android, details to be announced soon.

Apple faces serious problems in DMA compliance, and the EU may fine it; investigation ongoing.

The European Commission plans to levy high tariffs on Chinese electric vehicle imports, while Germany opposes, believing it would harm the economy. German companies had not complained before. The German government is trying to prevent or soften the decision.

Apple will be the first in the EU to be charged under the Digital Markets Act; Google and Microsoft also under investigation. Article details Apple's situation and responses.

The European Commission plans to impose tariffs on Chinese electric cars, Geely expresses disappointment and calls for reconsideration.

Tesla is set to increase the price of Model 3 in the EU from 2024. Learn more.

Volkswagen Group CEO restates stance on EU's tariff plan on Chinese EVs, raising concerns and calling for free trade consultation. SAIC also voices opposition.

SAIC Motor expresses concern and regret over the EU's anti-subsidy duty decision, emphasizes its commitment to innovation and calls for open dialogue and cooperation to safeguard rights and promote the new energy vehicle industry. (less than 150 characters)

The European Commission's plan to tax Chinese electric vehicles meets opposition from multiple European countries. Details here.

The European Commission plans to levy a provisional anti-subsidy duty on Chinese electric cars from July 4th. This measure has raised concerns and opposition, with impacts on the industry. Explore more details.

In the first four months of 2024, the EU's new car registrations rose, and the market share of hybrids and EVs changed. Learn more here.

The overseas version of Pinduoduo, 'Temu', is complained by EU consumer organizations for issues related to consumer protection and illegal manipulation. Temu responds and pledges to address concerns.

The European Chips Act aims to double EU's chip production share and attract significant private investment, with updates on projects and plans.

Apple is appealing an 18 billion euros fine from the EU for alleged anti-competitive behavior. Details inside.

The UK and EU are working on rules for AI transparency, affecting data use and content quality.

Apple limits third-party browser engine tests to EU devices, causing obstacles for developers; EU Commission dissatisfied and may take measures.

MacPaw announces the launch of a third-party app store, Setapp, for Apple iPhone in EU member states, offering a variety of carefully selected applications across different categories.

The EU is readying new antitrust charges against Microsoft over concerns that it is undermining competition with its video conferencing app Teams, amid fears of limited industry competition. Microsoft had made concessions, including proposing to separate Teams from other software in Europe and globally, but EU officials still feel more is needed to ensure fair market competition.