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Many online retailers are offering free delivery for their customers. The German fashion retailer Zalando has been one of the pioneers when it comes to free delivery and free returns. But now the company is ending free delivery in three European countries. A couple of months ago, Zalando tested the waters in Italy.

Giving customers information about their orders is normal for many online retailers, but in the UK, not many of the top 100 largest online retailers provide their customers with personalized information about things like the order status. The really shocking thing is that 27 of the top 100 don't communicate at all. A really high percentage of them don't offer any choice between delivery partners or delivery times.

Beerwulf – a legendary name for a startup that sells a legendary drink online, will expand further into Europe. The Heineken-owned company is expanding into countries where The Sub is already active. The Sub is a home tap retailer, which, last month, Heineken consolidated together with Beerwulf. Let's just hope they keep the Beerwulf name.

The United Kingdom is still a part of the European Union, but it is unclear when and how they plan to leave. More importantly, with a new extension to their leave date, the UK Parliament have all summer to talk about it. Theresa May is doing her best to push Brexit through – one way or another, hard or soft. How will the United Kingdom's controversial exit from the European Union (if it comes to pass), affect the European Union Parliamentary Elections that are taking place 23 May - 26 May, 2019?  

Shakespeare was known for satirizing the human condition. He could drive home these conditions tragically. Le Monde in France has already called it a Shakespearean in scope, so, what would Will say about Brexit? Whilst Brexit headlines pile up all over Europe (and the world), the European Union gave the British government a three-week break to get British MPs' approval for the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement. Most news outlets in Europe are not confident that this will happen.

Stadia. That's the name of Google's new game-streaming platform. Coupled with a gaming studio, they figured out a way to get rid of downloads which will let the gamer play anywhere. Onstage at GDC (Game Developer's Conference), Google's CEO Sundar Pichai, announced the company's latest offensive, this time jumping head-first into the gaming industry with live-streaming. Stadia is expected to launch later this year.

Google was fined a whopping $5 billion by EU regulators for being in violation of antitrust laws in the EU. This was for forcing Android users to have Chrome and its search app on Android. Google wanted to start charging manufacturers a fee for the Play Store and other apps whilst offering options to include Chrome and their Google search app in the package for free.