Competition and Industrial Policy

The company contends that it made a series of proposals to the Commission over the course of 2024 but did not receive feedback.

Spain has rejected claims that more nuclear power would have helped as recriminations erupt over last week’s outage.

The two leaders say they will not let national interests divide them.

Brussels will soon tell Hungary and Slovakia to stop dealing with Moscow — whether they like it or not. But the EU’s enforcement plan is fuzzier.

Proposal from U.S. Department of Justice could embolden the Commission to wrap its ad tech probe.

The European Commission is looking at imposing retaliatory tariffs should talks fail with the Trump administration. 

U.S. president’s existing and threatened tariffs would hit an estimated 97 percent of total EU exports to America.

The EU will make its pitch Tuesday, searching for momentum as sanctions stall, the U.S. equivocates and some eye a Russian fuel return.

Capitals are set to weaken rules that would require them to scrutinize foreign investments in sensitive technologies such as semiconductors and artificial intelligence, a draft document shows.

Hungary’s EU commissioner is hindering the plan’s quick approval on Tuesday, despite obligations to act independently from Viktor Orbán’s Russia-friendly policies.

The numbers are unlikely to cause any dramatic change in thinking at the European Central Bank.

Governments the world over are racing to keep their steel industries alive. From the U.K. to France, the EU and Australia: Billions are reserved to counter global overcapacity and Donald Trump’s steep tariffs.

France fears U.S. President Donald Trump’s China tariffs will flood Europe with cheap goods via small parcels.

EU executive is planning a two-track approach of incentives and retaliatory measures to convince the White House to strike a deal.

Company to change contracts amid concerns that services will get tangled in US-EU fight.

EU firms want to buy more American energy — but not if it becomes pricier.

Counter-attack by Milan-based bank deals blow to plans for a ‘third pole’ in Italian banking.

Brussels is far from meeting its targets to reshore microchips manufacturing.

Portugal also remains in the dark following mass power outage south of the Pyrenees.

Germany’s chancellor-in-waiting hands key ministries to CDU veterans and business figures, setting the tone for a more conservative, security-focused government.

Capitals fear retaliation from the U.S. and are considering changing the rules to grant American companies an exemption from a crucial provision of the global tax deal.

Two big penalties overseas could be just what the industry needed to get the White House’s attention. Will Trump now try to roll back European tech rules?

The tech giant was hit by another European fine. It’s just the latest chapter in the battle over digital regulation ― and maybe a whole lot more.