Talk of red tape’s adverse effects on European tech is becoming popular in Brussels. EU's policymakers hailed former ECB Chief Mario Draghi’s report and subsequent comments on European lack of competitiveness in the tech sector.
The revised Consumer Credit Directive treats buy now, pay later and small interest-free credit as loans: more red tape, fewer choices for consumers.
The estimated costs of Chinese fraud and lost economic opportunities via IP theft are in the trillions of euros.
The secrets to Israel's enduring success offer great lessons for players like the European Union who are looking to build their future cybersecurity capacity.
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