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The European Commission issued a "statement of objections" to Oracle's plans to acquire Sun Microsystems, arguing that the purchase would hurt competition in the database market. Full Article at Information Week
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Nov. 10 (Bloomberg) -- German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said Europe’s biggest economy may cut its budget deficit to the European Union limit by 2013, while France is asking for an extra year. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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Almost 700 new jobs are to be created in Yorkshire after the European Commission approved a £19m investment aimed at supporting hi-tech businesses. Full Article at BBC News
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You must fill in all fields European Union regulators told the Oracle Corporation that its $7.4 billion purchase of Sun Microsystems might break antitrust rules even though the United States authorities have approved the deal. Full Article at Gainesville Sun
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In an unusually blunt rebuff, the European Commission has dismissed as "facile and superficial" criticism of its decision to issue formal objections to Oracle's planned acquisition of Sun Microsystems. Full Article at PC World
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EU antitrust regulators launched an investigation on Tuesday into news and financial data publisher Thomson Reuters‘ use of its real-time market datafeed, saying it might block users moving to rival firms. Full Article at Dealbook
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But Oracle hits back claiming "profound misunderstanding" of open source The European Commission has formally objected to Oracle's planned acquisition of Sun. Full Article at Silicon.com
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Nov. 10 (Bloomberg) -- E.ON AG sold its German power network to Dutch electricity-grid operator Tennet BV for 1.1 billion euros ($1.7 billion) to help settle a three-year European Union probe into whether it thwarted competition. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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EC objects to Oracle acquistion of Sun - and the MySQL database arm Oracle criticises the EC's objections to its acquisition of MySQL Business software firm Oracle released a statement yesterday in an effort to counter the European Commission's claim... Full Article at VNUNet.com
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LONDON (MarketWatch) -- U.S. stock futures edged back Tuesday after a rally that has pushed equities higher for six straight sessions on the prospect that cheap money will remain in place for some time. Full Article at MarketWatch
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By Peppi Kiviniemi BRUSSELS -- The European Commission Tuesday opened an antitrust investigation into news and financial-data company Thomson Reuters Corp. on suspicion that the company abuses its dominant market position. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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The European Commission has objected to Oracle Corp's proposed $7.4 billion acquisition of Sun Microsystems, saying that the deal could threat competition in the market. Full Article at Rediff
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European Commission (EC) antitrust regulators have raised formal objections to Oracle Corp. , the world's biggest proprietary database company's proposed 7.4 billion U.S. dollars acquisition of Sun Microsystems Inc. Full Article at People's Daily Online
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AFP - Germany will adhere to a European Commission demand to fix its public deficit by 2013, Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Tuesday. Full Article at France 24
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NEW YORK: The European Commission has objected to Oracle Corporations proposed $7.4-billion acquisition of Sun Microsystems, saying that the deal could threat competition in the market. Full Article at Hindu Business Line
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Consensus-building Belgian Prime Minister Herman Van Rompuy is the right man at the right time to become Europes first full-time president, according to a Belgian academic report which uses an American technique to analyse his style of leadership. Full Article at EurActive.com
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European regulators have issued an official objection to Oracle's $7.4bn acquisition of Sun Microsystems, moving another step closer to blocking the deal. Full Article at ComputerWeekly.com
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CRH, the global building materials group, was formed through a merger in 1970 of two leading Irish public companies, Cement Limited (established in 1936) and Roadstone Limited (1949). Full Article at FinFacts
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The future of Oracle's $7.4bn takeover of Silicon Valley rival Sun Microsystems is in doubt, after European and American regulators were left at loggerheads over the potential impact of the deal. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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(PARIS) - France on Tuesday threw cold water on European calls for fiscal restraint, with the budget minister saying it would be "very difficult" to bring the deficit under control by 2013. Full Article at EUbusiness
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The European Commission has opened formal anti-trust proceedings against Thomson Reuters ... concerning a potential infringement of (EU) rules on abuse of a dominant market position
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Our current thesis on [Sun] assumes the announced [Oracle] acquisition will close, but risks have increased ... There remains a risk that the European Commission will provide a ’statement of objections’ to [Oracle’s] planned acquisition of [Sun] based on concerns regarding [Oracle’s] plans for the MySQL...
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We’ve taken significant steps to adapt to the environment in which we operate and our underlying business remains solid. We continue to do good business and remain committed to supporting our 1.9m customers. Following this week’s announcement regarding the state aid measures agreed with the European Com...
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tremendous need and opportunity for us—the European Commission and the United States—to collaborate on integrating the global scientific community so that we can all take advantage of the benefits
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Minister Bogollagama -- expressed confidence that the observations provided by Sri Lanka would be extensively examined by the European Commission and the findings reflected in its recommendation to the Council of the European Union
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There are ongoing informal discussions between the European Commission and Microsoft and Yahoo on their search engine partnership
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The World Bank acts in conjunction with and in support to the European Commission, France and the African Development Bank, which reflects the high degree of collaboration between these institutions
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Directly funded by the European Commission, the EUTW plays an important role in expanding exchanges between Europe and Taiwan in the academic and civic areas
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It is extraordinary that the European Commission, the OECD, the IMF all have said there is a clear way out for Ireland and that is to resolve our banking crisis, address our public finances and restore our competitiveness
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Germany's going to be in a difficult position with the European Commission if it now goes back and says we're not going to fund General Motors' restructuring because, in effect, that says it's undermining state aid rules
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This decision by President Obama... is the culmination of a long campaign led by the European Commission and Parliament for the elimination of visa waiver travel restrictions tied to a person's HIV status
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This is a question for the president of the European Union and the president of the European Commission today. They said before it was possible and that they needed a month and a half to two months. Three months have already passed. It's about time to get something done
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In fact a few weeks back, I inaugurated a new European Commission (EC)-funded school in eastern Sri Lanka in the presence of the President [Mahinda Rajapaksa]. Thats the extent of our relationship
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On October 30, I will ask the European Commission to reinforce its means of regulating the milk sector from the beginning of 2010
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The science community needs to constantly engage with all interested stakeholders and their challenge is to communicate science effectively ... International S&T cooperation has rightfully gained prominence for bettering relations with the world while addressing common global challenges. We at the Europ...
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This is the second time the European Commission has hosted Business Europe's annual conference. It shows how close the EU institutions are to business when it comes to climate change
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The government has today welcomed the European Commission's approval of the legal and capital restructure of Northern Rock
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Iarnrod Eireann is portrayed as rife with backhanders, collusion and fraud ... Three people out of a staff of 11,300 hardly warrants headlines of backhanders. It is grossly untrue and unfair to workers. The European Commission this year has said that procedures are excellent and monitoring good. There i...
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It is hard to argue the virtue of saving lives and speeding assistance to crash victims. But in a free market, the value of such a system or service, if demonstrable or self-evident, should not require a mandate and should not be free. It is unfortunate that the European Commission could not simply have...
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Approval from the European Commission marks a key milestone for the completion of our transaction with Schering-Plough
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As in previous years CARE For Europe, along with other non-governmental organizations (NGOs), is campaigning for specific wording to be included in the European Commission's annual budget for overseas development
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We want to establish a very energetic agenda for the remainder of the Obama administration's term and the term of the new European Commission
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We built this alliance with other companies and Bulgaria’s representative in the European Commission responsible for consumer protection, Meglena Kouneva, was very supportive ... It was a civil society project and not a case of everyone against the Roma.
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The European Commission has rightly raised serious concerns
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The UK Government often trumpet their record in working with developing economies to tackle climate change, and along with the European Commission they must now treat this project with the urgency it deserves. It is one of the projects that must work, and happen quickly if we are to turn climate change ...
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