Examining possible Digital Services Act (DSA) violations, the EU Commission has started an official probe into online marketplace Temu. This corresponds with earlier investigation this summer when Temu and Shein had to provide thorough operational data to EU authorities.
The European Commission has issued preliminary findings stating that TikTok breaches the Digital Services Act (DSA) because of how its app is designed. Regulators point to features such as infinite scrolling, autoplay, push notifications and personalised recommendations, saying they encourage excessive use and may harm users’ wellbeing.
The European Commission has opened a new formal investigation into X, focusing on how the company rolled out its AI tool Grok in the European Union. At the same time, regulators have widened an existing case looking at how X’s recommendation systems work.
Temu attracted 115.7 million users across the European Union during the first half of 2025. The Chinese shopping app published these numbers in its latest transparency report, showing how quickly it has grown since launching in Europe two years ago. The figures cover January to June 2025 and come from Temu’s Transparency Report. Companies above […]
The European Commission just hit Chinese shopping giant Temu with some serious accusations on this Monday. They’re saying Temu broke EU rules by doing a terrible job checking for dangerous products on their website – and now the company could face fines worth 6% of everything they make worldwide.
TikTok has recently released its fourth transparency report under the Digital Services Act (DSA) which gives a clearer picture of the content moderation practices that are occurring on this rising social network. The document covers the time from July to December 2024 and contains several key findings that are relevant to companies’ e-commerce strategies.
A body of the World Trade Organization (WTO) responsible for resolving trade disputes between member countries. It oversees dispute panels, enforces rulings, and ensures compliance with WTO agreements. In the context of the Digital Services Act (DSA), dispute resolution refers to mechanisms that allow users to challenge online platform decisions, such as content moderation actions.
The dominance of Chinese e-commerce platforms in European markets has raised serious safety concerns, according to recent investigations. According to European market surveillance authorities, a startling 85–95% of Shein, AliExpress, and Temu products do not adhere to EU safety standards, as reported by Ecommerce News.
Google Ads has launched a new feature enabling evaluation of budget shifts from Dynamic Search Ads (DSA) or Display campaigns to Performance Max (PMax) campaigns. The update is designed to help achieve higher efficiency and better results.
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