"Big Tech Lobbies Against India's Proposed Digital Competition Law"

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A U.S. lobby group representing tech giants Google, Amazon, and Apple has urged India to reconsider its proposed EU-like competition law, arguing it could increase user costs and reduce investment. The draft law aims to curb the market power of large digital firms by imposing regulations on data use and preferential treatment, similar to the EU's Digital Markets Act. While some Indian startups support the law for promoting fair competition, the tech giants warn it could negatively impact their business operations in India.
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