EU Antitrust Chief Says Big Tech Crackdown on Track as CEOs Moan to Trump
- Teresa Ribera says EU rules don’t discriminate US firms
- Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg recently hit out at EU penalties
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European Union probes into US tech giants including Apple Inc., Google and Meta Platforms Inc. won’t be knocked off course by Silicon Valley’s appeals to incoming US President Donald Trump, according to the bloc’s new antitrust chief.
Teresa Ribera said there had been “no freezing” and “no reassessments” of the bloc’s landmark cases under the Digital Markets Act after industry bosses complained about the EU’s stance to Trump, who stormed to election victory on a defiantly “America First” ticket in November.