American Chamber upbeat on future trade talks between US and Europe
The American Chamber of Commerce Ireland does not believe Margrethe Vestager’s reappointment as European Competition Commissioner will deter US tech multinationals from investing in Europe
The American Chamber of Commerce Ireland does not believe Margrethe Vestager’s reappointment as European Competition Commissioner will deter US tech multinationals from investing in Europe, or complicate trade talks with the Trump administration.
Vestager was last week handed a second five-year term in the competition portfolio and gained additional powers to develop digital policy after being promoted to executive vice-president.
The former Danish deputy prime minister has drawn the ire of US tech...
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