European commission
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9 Aug
Travel expenses revealed, these European Union commissioners cost Britain the most
The cries of Brexiteers are clear – the European Union is costing Britain too much money.
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25 Jul
The Alphabet juggernaut rolls on with massive revenue growth
Alphabet — the parent company of US search giant Google — has reported strong growth in the second quarter, with revenues up 21 percent compared to the same period in 2016 at $26bn.
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12 Jul
The European Commission could hit Google with another record fine before the end of this year — here’s why
Google was recently served with a record-breaking fine by the European Commission (EC) for breaking anti-trust law.
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4 Jul
New European data accelerator is looking for startups to fund
A new data-focused accelerator programme, Data Pitch, has opened applications for European startups to apply for funding.
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27 Jun
Google hit with €2.4bn fine by the European Commission for breaking anti-trust law
After a seven-year investigation, the European Commission (EC) has ordered global tech giant Google to pay a record-breaking €2.4bn ($2.7bn) fine for manipulating search results.
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24 May
What are the consequences of the UK’s departure from the EU?
The UK voted to leave the European Union in June 2016 by a majority of 52 percent in what had already become widely known as the Brexit vote.
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18 May
EU Commission fines Facebook €110m for misleading information in WhatsApp deal
The European Commission has fined Facebook €110m ($122m) for providing incorrect or misleading information during its acquisition of messaging app WhatsApp back in 2014.
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8 May
How will an Emmanuel Macron presidency affect the UK’s Brexit negotiations?
Emmanuel Macron, the financier-turned politician, became France’s youngest ever president yesterday after winning two thirds of the popular vote.
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22 Feb
Apple is fighting the European Commission over its €13bn tax bill
Apple has lodged an appeal against the European Commission (EC) decision that it needs to pay €13bn in tax to Ireland.
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9 Feb
An EU-UK deal in the works; Mining sector braced for strikes; Smoke-free Japan by 2020?
These three things will change the world today.