The EU is set to impose minimal fines on Apple and Facebook-owner Meta next week under its Digital Markets Act, as Brussels seeks to avoid escalating tensions with US President Donald Trump.

The EU is presently trying to limit a prominent source of income for Meta. The biggest victims will be European businesses.

Meta Platforms (META.O) said this week it would use interactions that users have with its AI, as well as public posts and comments shared by adults across its platforms, to train its artificial ...

It also acts methodically. On April 9th the bloc agreed on its retaliation for Donald Trump’s steel and aluminium tariffs, ...

The EU is preparing retaliatory trade measures, including levies on US digital companies like Google and Facebook, if ...

Meta announced on Monday that it's going to train its AI models on public content, such as posts and comments on Facebook and ...

Meta will begin training its AI models using content from adult users in the EU, aiming to make its tools more culturally relevant. The Facebook ...