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The E.U. begins to vaccinate its 450 million citizens as COVID-19 deaths darken the Christmas holiday

The E.U. begins to vaccinate its 450 million citizens as COVID-19 deaths darken the Christmas holiday

By Corinne Gretler and Bloomberg

December 27, 2020

EU green-lights Google’s $2.1 billion bid to buy Fitbit

By Aoife White and Bloomberg

December 18, 2020

This picture taken on November 17, 2020 shows a syringe and a bottle reading "Vaccine Covid-19".

Here’s how much Europe will pay for each COVID-19 vaccine

December 18, 2020

‘Open yet sovereign’: Europe proposes a new data regime to boost its digital economy

‘Open yet sovereign’: Europe proposes a new data regime to boost its digital economy

By Natalia Drozdiak, Bloomberg and Wilder Davies

November 25, 2020

European Executive Vice-President Margrethe Vestager arrives to give a press conference on an anti-trust case with the multinational technology company, Amazon website at European Commission in Brussels on November 10, 2020. - The European Union formally accused US giant Amazon on November 10, 2020, of abusing its control over an online marketplace to distort competition, a breach of anti-trust rules.

Europe lays out Amazon antitrust charges, targeting its use of merchants’ data

November 10, 2020

These are the foreign leaders who have congratulated President-elect Joe Biden—before Donald Trump has

These are the foreign leaders who have congratulated President-elect Joe Biden—before Donald Trump has

By Katherine Dunn and Bernhard Warner

November 7, 2020

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson leaves 10 Downing Street wearing a face mask on his way to Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs) at the House of Commons in London, England, on October 14, 2020.

The Brexit trade negotiations aren’t dead yet, but they’re not far from it

October 16, 2020

Medical syringe is seen with 'covid-19' sign displayed on a screen in the background in this illustration photo taken in Poland on October 12, 2020.

As COVID-19 numbers boom and markets tank, Europe’s leaders urge vaccine coordination

October 15, 2020

15 July 2020, Brandenburg, Germany: The light of the low-lying evening sun shines over wind turbines in the "Odervorland" wind farm in the Oder-Spree district (aerial photograph taken with a drone).

Can emissions cuts and economic growth coexist? Europe is certain they can

September 17, 2020

Europe doubles down on a pandemic recovery plan that’s green to the core

Europe doubles down on a pandemic recovery plan that’s green to the core

By Ewa Krukowska, Jonathan Stearns and Bloomberg

September 16, 2020

Max Schrems, the Austrian data-privacy activist, poses for a photograph following an interview in Vienna, Austria, on Tuesday, July 19, 2016.

Europe’s privacy regulators form task force to tackle complaints about Google and Facebook code

September 4, 2020

European Commissioner for Internal Market Thierry Breton shows a map of Europe as he talks to journalists during an online news conference at EU headquarters in Brussels on September 3, 2020. - Worried by an increasing dependency on the raw materials used to make smart phones, televisions and energy-saving lights, the European Union on Thursday launched a new strategy to secure access to rare earth minerals and reduce reliance on suppliers like Chile, China and South Africa.

Europe relies on foreign raw materials to power its green and digital future. Now it wants to mine them at home

September 3, 2020

Google faces EU antitrust probe over the data implications of its Fitbit buy

August 4, 2020

Stocks and euro soar as EU gets set to unveil a €750 billion stimulus plan

Stocks and euro soar as EU gets set to unveil a €750 billion stimulus plan

By Nikos Chrysoloras, Viktoria Dendrinou and Bloomberg

May 27, 2020

Helen Dixon, Data Protection Commissioner for Ireland

Europe Can’t Land Any Big Punches on Big Tech

By Aaron Pressman and Adam Lashinsky

November 12, 2019

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