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EU: Motorola may have violated antitrust rules

| Associated Press
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The European Union’s competition commissioner said most of the activity that may have violated antitrust rules took place before Google acquired the company.

Google makes concessions to EU antitrust body

| Associated Press
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Google has offered to more clearly label search results stemming from its own services such as Google News, Google Maps or its shopping and flight search functions.

Google and privacy: 6 EU countries take action

| Associated Press
France Google Privacy

Google dominates the European market for Internet searches.

Cyprus prepares money controls before banks reopen

| Associated Press
Cyprus Financial Crisis

‘The Bank of Cyprus was and must remain the basic support of the economy and our society’

Cyprus secures bailout, avoids bankruptcy

| Associated Press
Cyprus Financial Crisis

‘Cyprus is in a serious crisis, it needs help; Cyprus is getting that help’

Europe falling behind in broadband

| Zack Christenson
Belgium EU Budget

The European telecom companies are having a very rough go of it, with the harsh regulatory climate making them much less valuable.

EU fines Microsoft $733M for breaking browser pact

| Associated Press
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Microsoft is required to continue to offer consumers a choice of browsers through 2014.

Telecom CEOs: US regulators better than Europe

| Associated Press
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Still, a recent industry study has found greater competition among LTE providers in Europe, leading to lower prices for European consumers.

European Court hears Spanish case against Google

| Associated Press
Google Antitrust Probe

If it goes in Spain’s favor, Google could be made to erase documents people feel violate their privacy.

Why Europe is falling behind America on broadband

| Scott Cleland
Broadband Stimulus

The EU’s broadband industrial policy depends on government funding to succeed.

China launches WTO case against EU solar subsidies - AP

| admin
China WTO

China launches WTO case against EU solar subsidies

EU sides with Microsoft over 'Do Not Track' - CW

| Josh Peterson
EU Microsoft

Do Not Track is a browser feature that signals whether a user wants online advertisers and websites to track his or her movements.

Poll: EU and euro lose popularity, but no one will leave - TheDCNF

| Michael Bastasch
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Europeans are losing confidence in the currency union, the central bank and the EU itself

EU gives Google 'weeks' to ease antitrust concerns - AP

| admin
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Alumina called on Google to propose the solutions to the concerns quickly or face formal antitrust investigation and charges.

EU makes contingency plan for Greek euro exit - BBC

| InternAdmin
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EU makes contingency plan for Greek euro exit

Bank of Spain looks to rescue Bankia - TheDCNF

| Michael Bastasch
Spain Financial Crisis

The Bank of Spain announced that it is looking rescue Bankia SA by taking a controlling share, according to the Wall Street Journal. The move would convert the 4.5 billion euros of bailout funds from the Spanish government to common shares, giving Spanish authorities control of Bankia’s parent company, Banco Financiero y de Ahorros SA [...]

Airbus accuses China of blocking sales over EU carbon tax - BI

| InternAdmin
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Airbus is being subjected to ‘retaliation measures’ by Beijing

SCOTT CLELAND: EU Filling FTC Void of Google Law Enforcement - TheDC Opinion

| Scott Cleland
Google Privacy Q and A

The evidence is mounting that the European Union is stepping in to fill the void of FTC law enforcement concerning Google.

White House follows EU's lead with new Internet 'rules of the road' - TheDC

| Gene J. Koprowski
Internet Privacy

White House follows EU’s lead with new Internet ‘rules of the road’ | Obama administration proposal ‘mimics’ policy ideas being put forth in Europe

Google privacy changes 'in breach of EU law' - BBC

| Josh Peterson
Google Privacy Q and A

Google privacy changes ‘in breach of EU law’