Samuel Stolton is a Brussels journalist at various esteemed publications. He focuses on European politics, Big Tech, surveillance, and the dynamics of power, often exploring the intersection of these themes with issues of economic policy and global economy. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as POLITICO Europe, The Washington Post, and TIME, among others.
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Samuel Stolton's coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy regulation, particularly within the context of government announcements. The coverage also delves into themes such as big tech and finance & economy.
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By: Samuel Stolton, Francine Lacqua
The European Union’s antitrust chief warned that a proposed satellite venture seen as the region’s answer to SpaceX won’t get any preferential treatment from deals watchdogs — despite being lauded by her boss Ursula von der Leyen.
By: Francine Lacqua, Samuel Stolton
The European Union 's antitrust chief warned that a proposed satellite venture seen as the region's answer to SpaceX won't get any preferential treatment from deals watchdogs — despite being lauded by her boss Ursula von der Leyen
By: Samuel Stolton, Chris Strohm
The US is seeking to join a legal challenge filed by Elon Musk to dismiss a €120 million ($136.5 million) European Union fine for breaches of online rules by his social media platform X.
By: Chris Strohm, Samuel Stolton
The US is seeking to join a legal challenge filed by Elon Musk to dismiss a €120m European Union fine for breaches of online rules by his social media platform X.
Google is contesting an attempt by the European Union to make it open up its Android operating system to artificial-intelligence rivals and give search data to competing providers.
EU move would force Google to give search data to competing providers
By: Samuel Stolton, Gian Volpicelli
Microsoft Corp.’s Azure and Amazon Web Services are set to be designated under the European Union’s strict rulebook for Big Tech.
By: Jeremy Hodges, Samuel Stolton
Google was accused of overcharging Android app developers for over a decade, leading to inflated prices on the Play Store for about 20 million UK customers.
By: Donato Paolo Mancini, Samuel Stolton
Italy and the European Commission are edging toward a deal that would allow the country to cap natural gas prices, giving Premier Giorgia Meloni a tool to shield voters from a rise in energy bills.
China’s MMG Ltd. is seeking to avoid a potential European Union veto of its planned $500 million Anglo American Plc deal in Brazil with a fresh tranche of remedies aimed at allaying regulators’ concerns over the future supply of ferro nickel to the EU’s stainless-steel industry.
