If May manages to pass a deal which has already suffered two thumping defeats in the House of Commons, the EU will let Britain remain in the bloc until May 22 to complete the formalities. If not, she’ll have to decide whether to seek a longer extension,... read more

The British parliament has been deadlocked for months over Brexit, with MPs unable to decide how to implement the result of the 2016 referendum, and voters themselves are also sharply divided. read more

May had earlier asked the EU to let Britain delay its departure date from March 29 to June 30, a question that leaders of the remaining 27 member states will discuss at a summit on Thursday. read more

For the third time in the last three years, Google has been fined for violation of the European Union’s antitrust rules. The European Competition Commissioner said that Google indulged in ‘illegal practices in its search advertising brokering to cement its dominant market position’. Google has so far been fined a total of € 8.25 billion for antitrust rule violations. (Hindustan Times)read more

It’s the third time the commission has slapped Google with an antitrust penalty, following multibillion-dollar fines resulting from separate probes into two other parts of the Silicon Valley giant’s business. read more

Google will now try to ensure that Android users are aware of browsers and search engines other than its own services read more

Taking exception to Spotify’s complaint with the European Union (EU) last week alleging iOS App Store rules to be unfair, Apple slammed Spotify for wanting “all the benefits of a free app without being free”. read more

Former British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson said on Sunday it was not too late for the government to get “real change” to Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal. read more

The UK is due to leave the EU on March 29, but even if the agreement is passed next week, the exit date will need to be extended to allow time to pass the necessary legislation. read more

The plans included in the International Education Strategy, however, do not go so far as to accept the sector’s demand to revive the two-year post-study work visa that was popular with self-financing Indian students, but was closed in 2012. read more

Spotify argues Apple’s control of its App Store deprived consumers of choice and rival providers of audio streaming services to the benefit of Apple Music, which began in 2015. read more

The annual recruitment cap of 20,700 for non-EU professionals will be revised to remove PhD-level occupations, which means there will be no limit to such individuals being recruited. read more

Spotify said Apple’s control of its App Store deprived consumers of choice and rival providers of audio streaming services to the benefit of Apple Music, which began in 2015. read more

The European Union has pretty much made it clear that no further concessions will be possible read more

The issue of when, if and how the UK leaves the European Union remained up in the air after MPs rejected the withdrawal agreement sewed by Prime Minister Theresa May. read more