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Story summary
- The Digital Markets Act (DMA) requires major tech firms, mainly US-based, to promote fair competition.
- Apple must lower app store fees and open iOS to rivals; Google must stop biasing search results.
- European regulators fined Apple and Meta; Google faces potential noncompliance fines.
- The EU is unlikely to dilute the DMA, with potential expansions to cloud services and AI.
