EU Approves Massive Electric Battery Subsidies to Catch Up with Asian Producers
Only about 3% of batteries for electric cars are presently made in the EU compared with some 80% in Asia.
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After Thomas Cook, European industry must embrace consolidation
Thomas Cook, one of the biggest holiday companies in Europe, collapsed in dramatic fashion on Monday, with consequences ricocheting from
Leaders’ Talks on Top EU Jobs Fall Through, Compromise ‘Unbelievably Complicated’
A compromise put forth by France, Germany, and Spain has been rejected by the Eastern European member states, Ireland as
EU Slaps EUR 1.5 Billion Fine on Google for Blocking Rivals through AdSense for Search
The fine is for market domination abuse that lasted from 2006 until 2016, according to the European Commission.
EU Slaps Record EUR 4.34 Billion Fine on Google over Android as Unfair Competition Tool
The EU antitrust fine on Google might contribute to the simmering trade war between the European Union and the United
