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Google may be required to overhaul the way its search engine operates in the UK after the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) confirmed it has granted the tech giant “strategic market status” (SMS) under the country’s new Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act (DMCCA).

Google could be forced to change search operations in the UK

The CMA has given Google “strategic market status” under Britain’s new digital markets law, paving the way for potential rule changes to its search and advertising business that could reshape how UK users and publishers interact online.

Landlords brand Starmer’s late-night pub plan a ‘waste of time’

LDC Top 50 Most Ambitious Business Leaders of 2025 revealed

£50m government boost for mental health research to deliver better treatments

Nigel Farage to meet Ineos tycoon Sir Jim Ratcliffe as Reform UK courts business leaders

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Pete Mills, founder and chief executive of Crysp Ltd, has been named a ‘One to Watch’ in the prestigious LDC Top 50 Most Ambitious Business Leaders 2025, following a year of exceptional growth and innovation for the Bradford-based technology firm.

Crysp founder named ‘One to Watch’ in LDC Top 50 Most Ambitious Business Leaders

Bradford entrepreneur Pete Mills, founder of safety tech firm Crysp, has been named a ‘One to Watch’ in LDC’s Top 50 Most Ambitious Business Leaders, recognising the company’s rapid growth and expanding international footprint.

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Google may be required to overhaul the way its search engine operates in the UK after the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) confirmed it has granted the tech giant “strategic market status” (SMS) under the country’s new Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act (DMCCA).

Google could be forced to change search operations in the UK

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Royal Mail and TikTok Shop join forces to boost small British businesses

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