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The Apple-Ireland case was by far the biggest in outgoing E.U. antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager’s decade-long campaign against selective tax benefits to big firms.

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In an original decision in 2017, Google was fined for giving its own shopping recommendations an illegal advantage over rivals in search results.

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Telegram CEO Defends Himself Against French Charges

In a Telegram post late Thursday, Durov defended himself against the French judicial investigation, suggesting that he shouldn't have been targeted personally.

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NFL Loosens Strict Ownership Rules to Allow Private Equity Investments

The move, approved by owners, is expected to attract billions in fresh capital while boosting team valuations that had already been surging.

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