The majority of EU nations have rejected a move by Europe’s large telecom operators to compel global internet giants like Google to contribute to regional
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ECB warns that top EU banks are prone to runs if non-bank financial institutions are hit by a crisis.
The European Central Bank cautioned on Tuesday that the top banks in the eurozone may suffer if their financial clients, including funds, insurers, and clearing
EU alleges rip-off of retail investors by banks and insurers on financial products; to streamline costs.
To promote investment and improve the efficiency of its capital market, the European Union unveiled measures on Wednesday to reduce the prices that ordinary investors
EU seeks nod of the top court in its $14 billion tax dispute with Apple.
The EU’s competition watchdogs made an appeal to the EU’s top court on Tuesday to overrule a lower court and order Apple to pay a
EU approves laws to regulate, license, and document cryptocurrency transactions.
The world’s first complete set of laws to govern cryptoassets received final approval from European Union states on Tuesday, adding pressure on nations like Britain
EU proposed AI laws to rein in ChatGPT and others.
Following a crucial vote on Thursday where they approved stricter draft laws, European legislators moved closer to implementing new regulations governing AI technologies like ChatGPT.
Europeans’ cost of living crisis triggers run on banks.
As lenders refuse to pay up to hold on to some deposits, European savers are taking more of their money out of the banks in
Belgrade school mass shooting: Student killed 8 kids, and guard, leaving 7 others critically injured.
Eight children and a school security officer were killed Wednesday when a teenage boy opened fire at a school in the capital of Serbia, according
Spain to invest $1.43b in vocational education to boost youth employment.
Pedro Sanchez, the prime minister of Spain, declared on Saturday that the country’s government would spend $1.43 billion on vocational training. The proposal, which will
Stock exchange giant Deutsche Boerse to acquire Danish SimCorp in a $4.3b deal.
SimCorp AS, a Danish software business, will receive a voluntary acquisition offer from Deutsche Boerse SE on Thursday for a total of 3.9 billion euros
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