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So the EU flexs its muscles again. This "body is crossing a fine line between regulator and coporate bully boy. Good luck to nay US based company that wants to compete in the EU market. Done take any business off European based companies or the EU might just make life hard for you. I say let them have it to themselves and lets start making it difficult for EU based companies that are doing well in other countries