Big Tech is losing a battle with Brussels
US tech titans want access to EU financial data market, but European groups are pushing back
FT News Briefing · Forhecz Topher
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Show Notes
US companies may have to pay billions in new fees to hire foreign workers, and US tech groups are losing a political battle in Brussels to gain access to the EU’s financial data market. Plus, the UK joined Canada and Australia in recognising a Palestinian state on Sunday, and a Chinese retail giant is facing some growing pains on its European expansion plans.
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EU to block Big Tech from new financial data sharing system
UK, Canada and Australia recognise Palestine as an independent state
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China’s rival to Amazon battles to go global after failed UK bids
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