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Mette Lützhøft
Verified
Producer, On Watch
New York
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Economic , Legal , Regulatory , Tax Industries , Business
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By Alex Eule Verified, Mette Lützhøft Verified| Barron's Verified Big tech executives have spent a lot of time in Washington, D.C., this year, but the center of tech regulation remains 4,000 miles east, in Brussels, where Margrethe Vestager has carved out a unique perch as Europe’s top antitrust official. For six years, Vestager, a Danish native, has investigated big tech firms, assessing substantial fines along the way for what she says is monopolistic behavior.
By Mette Lützhøft Verified, Alex Eule Verified| Barron's Verified General Electric was worth almost $600 billion in 2000. Today, it is just over a $100 billion. It is a staggering fall from grace that will be studied in business schools for years to come. So what went wrong? And can it be fixed? Barron’s Alex Eule and Al Root addressed those questions and more in a recent episode of The Readback. Here’s a transcript of the podcast. Alex Eule: Hey, Al. Al Root: Hi, Alex.
By Alex Eule Verified, Mette Lützhøft Verified| Barron's Verified Big tech executives have spent a lot of time in Washington, D.C., this year, but the center of tech regulation remains 4,000 miles east, in Brussels, where Margrethe Vestager has carved out a unique perch as Europe’s top antitrust official. For six years, Vestager, a Danish native, has investigated big tech firms, assessing substantial fines along the way for what she says is monopolistic behavior.
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