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The Woman Leading EU's Antitrust Cases
The Foreign Policy hangs for a day with Margrethe Vestager, the European Union’s commissioner for competition, who has
investigated Google for abusing its dominance as a search engine and Gazprom for inflating prices. She took her post in November 2014, and has pursued state-aid cases against some
of the world’s biggest companies and their European hosts, including Starbucks in the Netherlands and Apple in Ireland, according to the report, which delves into her life to find out what makes
her tick.
