Apple’s Warnings About Third-Party Payments Aren’t New, but Must Change
Even though the European Commission (EC) fined Apple €500 million last month over its anti-competitive App Store practices, the tech ...
Tag: European Commission
Explore articles on the European Commission, focusing on its role in setting policies and regulations that influence banking, payments, and economic stability across the EU. Discover how the Commission’s initiatives support financial growth, enhance consumer protection, and drive innovation in the European financial landscape.
Apple Loses Payments Battle with the EU; Is X Next?
A video game maker has helped The European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) claim its first major victory. Apple will ...
Visa, Mastercard to Extend EU Tourist Card Fee Cap
The European Commission announced that Visa and Mastercard will continue to comply with the established tourist card fee caps for ...
CFPB and EC Team Up to Tackle BNPL, Fraud, and AI
After announcing a collaboration on priority areas last summer, the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the European Commission have ...
It’s Time to Take Control of Cross-Border Payment Fraud
Imagining a world less economically interconnected than our current one is challenging. Yet three decades ago, global interactions were markedly ...
Apple Plans to Share Tap-and-Go Technology with Rivals
In a move to avoid hefty fines from the European Commission’s anti-trust charges, Apple is opening up its tap-and-go mobile ...
European Manufacturers Push Back Against New Cyber Rules
The introduction of the Cyber Resilience Act by the European Commission is getting pushback from some of the leading electronic ...
Will the European Commission’s New Proposals Unlock Open Banking’s True Potential?
It’s been a few months since the European Commission (EC) published its package of proposals for the next generation of ...
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