Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) is once again under fire in Europe and the pressure may only be building. Just months after a ...

Meta Platforms Inc. is headed for another clash with the European Union after a €200 million ($232 million) fine failed to bring Facebook and Instagram into compliance with a tough new digital law.

By Foo Yun Chee BRUSSELS (Reuters) -Meta Platforms is very unlikely to offer more changes to its pay-or-consent model, ...

As Brussels moves to regulate AI, the Trump administration is retaliating with steep tariffs, pushing the two powers closer ...

Meta Platforms does not plan to make further adjustments to its controversial pay-or-consent model, which means the company ...

The Commission confirmed it has written to Meta about "remaining issues" in relation to its ongoing DMA non-compliance investigation.

Meta wont make any more changes to its controversial “pay-or-consent” ad model, despite threats of further antitrust charges ...

"Meta," it said, "is the only company in Europe unable to offer both a subscription-based and a free ad-supported service.

Meta Platforms is likely to face new EU antitrust charges and substantial daily fines, as it refuses to modify its ...

Facebook owner Meta said it will appeal a 200-million-euro fine slapped on it by the EU after the bloc accused the company of ...

Meta has only made “limited changes” to its offerings in order to ward off the threat of future Brussels fines, according to ...

Meta had tweaked the model in November 2024 to use less personal data for targeted advertising, which prompted additional EU ...