[unable to retrieve full-text content]One App To Rule Them All: Coming Soon To Russia’s Internet Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty Source link
Read More »Founder of Russia’s Google slams Putin’s ‘barbaric’ Ukraine war – POLITICO Europe
[unable to retrieve full-text content]Founder of Russia’s Google slams Putin’s ‘barbaric’ Ukraine war POLITICO Europe Source link
Read More »Regulators fear Russia could access Yandex taxi data from Europe, Central Asia – The Record from Recorded Future News
[unable to retrieve full-text content]Regulators fear Russia could access Yandex taxi data from Europe, Central Asia The Record from Recorded Future News Source link
Read More »Regulators fear Russia could access Yandex taxi data from Europe, Central Asia
News that the Russian security service could potentially gain access to data collected by the Yandex taxi service has raised alarms among users and regulators in Europe and Central Asia. Often referred to as “Russia’s Google,” Yandex runs the biggest search engine in the country and also provides an Uber-like ride-hailing and food-delivery service under the name Yango, or YandexGo, in more than 20 countries. These include Israel, Norway, Finland, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Georgia, and… Source link
Read More »Swiss Google workers stage walkout as job cuts hit Europe – Reuters.com
[unable to retrieve full-text content]Swiss Google workers stage walkout as job cuts hit Europe Reuters.com Source link
Read More »Washington wants to break up Google. But Europe is way ahead. – POLITICO
[unable to retrieve full-text content]Washington wants to break up Google. But Europe is way ahead. POLITICO Source link
Read More »Russia’s weaponization of oil and gas exports to neuter Europe on Ukraine is backfiring badly
Anti-Russia protest in Germany Yann Schreiber/AFP via Getty Images Russian President Vladimir Putin’s ploy to use oil and gas exports as “a weapon of financial war” in its campaign to conquer Ukraine “is increasingly backfiring, threatening the core of Russia’s beleaguered economy and curtailing its geopolitical influence,” The Wall Street Journal reports. Putin had calculated that cutting off natural gas to Europe, and especially Germany, would leave Europe’s economy in shambles and its… Source link
Read More »Europe in ‘collective denial’ over the state of the COVID pandemic, former WHO official says
A recent view of Milan. (Mairo Cinquetti/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) BARCELONA, Spain — A report released Friday morning by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) found that the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic on the continent was improving compared with the spikes of new cases and hospitalizations experienced in December. But experts who spoke with Yahoo News painted a much less encouraging picture, saying the ECDC “Country Overview Report” is based on… Source link
Read More »Airbnb Feels Google Gets a Pass on New Short-Term Rental Data Rules in Europe
Online Travel This Week Airbnb thinks it’s unfair that the European Commission is proposing increased data-sharing requirements on short-term rental providers across the zone, but Google seemingly is escaping the clampdown. In a reply to the European Commission proposal on data collection and sharing made earlier in 2022, Airbnb issued a statement late last month noting that small players would have compliance requirements far less onerous than major short-term rental platforms, “or even… Source link
Read More »Klarna brings its price comparison tool to Europe • TechCrunch
Klarna is expanding into the competitive world of price comparisons, with the launch of a new tool that compares prices across thousands of retailers. The company quietly rolled out the price comparison service in the U.S. a few weeks back, and is now extending this into additional markets in Europe including The U.K. and the Nordics. The European “buy now, pay later” fintech has had a turbulent year, laying off 10% of its workforce in May followed by a second… Source link
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