Apple, Google and UK CMA

UK CMA scrutinises Apple and Google mobile browsers
The CMA's final report emphasises that issues related to mobile browsers are “holding back innovation and could be limiting growth in the UK”.
UK Watchdog Slams Apple & Google for Stifling Mobile Browser Innovation
If Apple and Google don’t make it easier for users to discover third-party browsers, the companies will not have as much of a competitive need to improve Safari and Chrome.
UK CMA says Apple and Google are holding back mobile browsers
They're accused of restricting developers from using different browser engines, keeping Google as the default search engine, and making exclusive financial deals.
UK says Apple stifles browser innovation, but chickens out of imposing regulation
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority wants Apple to allow rivals like Facebook to offer browsers on iPhone, but passes the buck on doing anything about it.
UK's Competition Authority scolds Apple for its browser policies
A new investigation will decide whether any legally binding changes should be made. The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has today
UK CMA: Apple/Google Mobile Browser Duopoly Harms Innovation
Apple and Google have used their mobile web browser duopoly to harm innovation by restricting competitors on their platforms.
CMA Targets Apple's Safari and Google's Chrome in Browser Market Probe
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority is investigating Apple's Safari and Google's Chrome browsers, questioning their dominance. This inquiry could lead to interventions for enhanced competition and innovation in the mobile browser market.
UK watchdog finds Apple's mobile browser policies are restricting innovation
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has determined that the country's mobile browser markets are "not working well for consumers and businesses" and "holding back innovation." Most of the watchdog's ire is directed at Apple for policies such as requiring mobile browsers to use its engine,
UK watchdog: Apple and Google browser dominance is bad for consumers
The duopoly that Apple and Google hold over mobile phone browsers is causing consumers to lose out and is dampening innovation, regulators say. The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said Apple is holding back competitors such as Mozilla and Firefox from offering new features because of restrictions built into its platform.
Britain's CMA says Big Tech regulation to focus on UK impact, will issue 'road map' guidance
Britain's antitrust regulator will focus on interventions in digital markets which have a "clear and direct" impact on UK ...
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UK Says OK to $13B Microsoft-OpenAI Deal: What it Means for Competition
After 14 months, the U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority concluded the Microsoft-OpenAI deal does not warrant a full ...
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Private equity roll-ups and other add-ons: Planning for scrutiny by UK and European competition authorities
Many commentators believe that roll-up and other add-on transaction strategies will continue to be attractive to private equity fund managers ...
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CMA's New Approach to Merger Remedies: Boosting Economic Growth
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is consulting on new guidelines for merger remedies to align with government ...