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Such a framework would govern risk models and provide for governments as lenders of last resort, LSE Chief Executive Xavier Rotel said. "Then interoperability comes into effect and competition starts," he added. Full Article at International Business Times
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I therefore invite the Spanish authorities to consult very closely with the European Commission before heading into a direction which could soon turn out to be a blind alley
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The European Commission is not taking any action against Qualcomm (NSDQ: QCOM) and has stopped investigating the chipmaker after four looking into the company’s pricing policies for four years, the WSJ reports. Full Article at MocoNews.net
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The European Commission's hesitation over Oracle's acquisition of Sun Microsystems has prompted 59 U.S. senators to weigh in on the matter, urging the EC to allow the deal to proceed. The DoJ has already taken a similar step. Full Article at E-Commerce Times
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AFP - Europe is moving towards tighter regulation of hedge funds -- blamed for exacerbating a global financial crisis -- with pay curbs to the fore. Full Article at France 24
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Though U.S. regulators have blessed the $7 billion deal, the European Commission has held it up over concerns about the MySQL database, which is owned by Sun (NASDAQ: JAVA). Full Article at San Francisco Business Times
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"We were one group of twelve persons they took out from the detention centre. They drove us in a car, for maybe one and a half hours. We arrived in the forest around 9 PM. Full Article at Human Rights Watch
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I therefore invite the Spanish authorities to consult very closely with the European Commission before heading into a direction which could soon turn out to be a blind alley
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If Spain cuts off internet access without a procedure in front of a judge, it would certainly run into conflict with the European Commission.
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The changes we have made reflect the need to support Lloyds TSB Scotland throughout the integration of certain operations as a result of the HBOS acquisition and the planned disposal of the business as part of the previously announced state aid restructuring plan, which was formally approved by the Euro...
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It says everything about the modern Conservative Party that they can see the appointment of a British person to the No 2 job in the European Commission ... as somehow a defeat or a concession.
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This is a dark day for European heavy industry. The European Commission is sending a signal to investors and workers that heavy industry is no longer a priority ... Particularly in today's economic crisis, this decision is hard to understand. Skilled and long-term jobs will be lost, facilities will be c...
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The changes reflect the need to support Lloyds TSB Scotland throughout the integration of certain operations as a result of the HBOS acquisition and the planned disposal of the business as part of the. state-aid restructuring plan formally approved by the European Commission.
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I don't think it really is a question of qualifications, [but]...how can we have a foreign policy spokesperson, who is not elected by the body? Catherine Ashton has been chosen by the European Commission members, who were all appointed, and she is supposed to talk for the whole of Europe.
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Europe has a unique opportunity to allay these fears or to confirm them, depending on the response that the European Commission will give to the ACP demands
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This is why the World Bank and the European Commission need a new government to discuss loan schedules and repayments .... though Romania is probably going to apply of a new loan in March next year
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based on the need to stabilise the deficit in 2010 and on developments elsewhere, the European Commission are now proposing for a number of countries including Ireland an additional year to adjust
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For Britain, to have the vice-president of the European Commission and the first head of the external affairs section and high representative shows Britain is at the heart of Europe … and is leading the way in the representation of women
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For Britain, to have the vice-president of the European Commission and the first head of the external affairs section and high representative ... shows Britain is at the heart of Europe
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Intel has consistently said that DG Comp (Director General Competition, European Commission) ignored evidence that was potentially exculpatory for Intel and that it was selective in its use of other evidence
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Intel has said that the European Commission ignored evidence that was potentially exculpatory for Intel and that it was selective in its use of other evidence
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Intel understands that AMD will contend to the European Commission, the New York Attorney General and to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission that any Intel Retroactive Discounts, Accused Bid Buckets or Accused End-User Discounts are anti-competitive and unlawful and that they should be prohibited
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Pending the decision and the communication from the European Commission, KBC Group NV has requested to have its share suspended
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Whereas the European Commission, the European Central Bank and other international bodies believe that 2010 will see an economic and financial improvement in Europe, our local and regional authorities, by a large majority, expect 2010 to be either as difficult as 2009 or worse
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Britain and Europe would have been best served if the government had, from the beginning, made their goal the appointment of an able British candidate to a major economic post in the European Commission
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The time has also come to continue with our discussions in a more structured way ... In this forum, publishers, advertisers, ad-networks, and other business representatives will shortly be invited to outline their plans and to address pertinent issues with the European Commission and other key stakehold...
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Prime Minister Donald Tusk has written to European Commission President Jose Manuel Barrosso and the Swedish Prime Minister, Fredrik Reinfeldt, who holds the EU presidency.
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Discussions with the European Commission regarding the restructuring of Dexia are continuing in an open and constructive climate
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It doesn't matter to [the European Commission] what AMD thinks ... They have their evidence and they're keeping their money.
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with the U.S. Department of Justice and the European Commission as well as a number of other antitrust authorities throughout the world, and will continue to cooperate with these agencies in an open and transparent manner.
SOURCE: MarketWatch
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