Seven major video-game companies are accused of misleading gamers into spending money within the EU. The European Consumer ...

The European Consumer Organisation (BEUC) and 22 of its members across Europe have filed a complaint against video ...

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Google has racked up €8.25-billion in EU antitrust fines in the last decade. It has challenged two rulings involving its ...

For years, the world’s biggest technology companies were largely able to resist government oversight. That’s changing fast.

Governments are intensifying oversight of major tech firms. In the U.S., the DOJ is challenging Google's advertising ...

The European Consumer Organization takes aim at some of the biggest mobile gaming companies for misleading players.

Seven major games companies – including Epic Games, Electronic Arts, and Roblox – have been accused of misleading ...

The complaint targets Microsoft's Activision Blizzard, Mojang Studios, Supercell, which is majority-owned by China's Tencent, and French peer Ubisoft.

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