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European Commission Downgrades EU GDP Growth On 'Geopolitical Risks'
German Commercial Property Market Is 'Source Of Elevated Risk'
Amazon At Risk Of Major Fine As EU Investigates Alleged Preference For In-House Products Under Digital Markets Act: Report
German Commercial Property Market Is 'Source Of Elevated Risk'
Amazon At Risk Of Major Fine As EU Investigates Alleged Preference For In-House Products Under Digital Markets Act: Report
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European Alliance Calls On EU To Reconsider Nuclear Power Policies
French Central Bank Governor Cautious About Eurozone Inflation Falling Below ECB Target
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Tim Cook Called To Complain About Billions In EU Fines Imposed On Apple, Says Trump: 'I'm Not Going To Let Them Take Advantage Of Our Companies'
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump revealed that he spoke with Apple CEO Tim Cook, who expressed frustration over the EU's recent $17 billion in fines against the company, with Trump pledging to protect U.S. businesses from such penalties if re-elected.
As Apple, Microsoft Battle EU Regulations, This New Cybersecurity Rule Can Cost Companies Up To $10M If They Fail To Comply
The directive applies to essential service providers, including banks and healthcare institutions, which must report cyber breaches within 24 hours.
OpenAI Eyes AI Expansion In Europe After Raising $6.6 Billion
Volkswagen EV Sales Drop 10% In Q3 Due To Slowdown In US And EU, But China Shines As A Bright Spot With 5% Growth
Volkswagen delivered 189,400 all-electric vehicles in the three months through the end of September, marking a drop of about 10% from the corresponding period last year.
European Automakers Criticize Chinese EV Tariffs
European Tariffs On China's EV Makers Could Backfire
European Inflation Drop Raises ECB Rate Cut Chances
European inflation reported in France and Spain slowed in September below the European Central Bank's (ECB) target rate of 2%. This has raised chances of an ECB interest rate cut at its meeting next month.
European Automakers Don't Have A Response To China's EV Offensive
It’s been almost two years that China’s biggest EV maker and Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) rival, BYD (OTC: BYDDY) entered the EU and the UK.
European Initiative Pushes For Psychedelic Therapy Reform To Address $669B Mental Health Problem: The Goal Is To Gather 1 Million Signatures
The PsychedeliCare initiative seeks 1 million signatures to push for an EU-wide legal framework for psychedelic-assisted therapies, targeting mental health needs.
Race To The Bottom For Market Data Reform
Meta Says Facebook Is 'Free' — EU Threatens To Fine Mark Zuckerberg-Led Social Media Giant
The EU has warned Meta that its "pay or consent" model for Facebook and Instagram may violate consumer protection laws and must be revised by September or face potential fines.
Elon Musk Reveals European Commission Offered X 'Illegal Secret Deal' To Censor Free Speech As Thierry Breton Slams Platform's 'Blue Checks' As Deceptive
EU Commissioner Thierry Breton has accused Elon Musk's X of deceptive practices and non-compliance with the Digital Services Act, to which Musk responded by alleging that the European Commission offered X an illegal secret deal, a claim Breton denied.
EU Approves $3.5B In Frozen Russian Assets For Ukraine: Janet Yellen Has A Plan To Increase Amount By Over 10X
The U.S. and EU have approved plans to use frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine's war efforts, with $3.3 billion expected to reach Ukraine this year.
After Biden Signs TikTok Ban Into Law, Top EU Leader Says Not Ruling Out Action Against Chinese Platform: 'We Know Exactly The Danger'
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated that a TikTok ban in the EU is a possibility, mirroring steps already taken against the platform on Commission corporate phones.
TikTok Will Stop Paying People For Using The App After EU Raised Addiction Concerns
TikTok Lite suspends EU rewards due to addiction concerns raised by regulators. Learn about the implications and regulatory scrutiny.
Apple, Google, And Microsoft Suffer As Small Browsers Gain Market Share After This New Law Made It Easier To Switch To Rivals
EU's new regulations aimed at fostering competition have borne early fruits for independent browser makers like Brave, DuckDuckGo and others.

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