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International

‘A.I. needs to be regulated:’ Google CEO calls for coordinated U.S.-EU rules

By Natalia Drozdiak and Bloomberg
January 20, 2020
CARDIFF, WALES - JANUARY 12: A man holds a sign during a protest against the use of police facial recognition cameras at the Cardiff City Stadium for the Cardiff City v Swansea City Championship match on January 12, 2020 in Cardiff, Wales. Police are using the technology to identify those who have been issued with football banning orders in an attempt to prevent disorder. Critics argue that the use of such technology is invasive and discriminatory. (Photo by Matthew Horwood/Getty Images)
International

Europe is mulling tough new limits on the use of facial recognition and A.I.

By Natalia Drozdiak and Bloomberg
January 17, 2020
EC President Ursula von der Leyen at COP25
Newsletters

The European Commission President Announced a European Green Deal, Targeting a Carbon Neutral E.U. by 2050

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December 12, 2019
Extinction Rebellion Activists Block Bank Junction
Environment

EU Likely To Miss 2030 Climate Change Target

By Aritz Parra, Frank Jordans and The Associated Press
December 4, 2019
025 Fortune Global Forum November 19th, 2019 Paris, France 9:55 REINING IN BIG TECH With a market of 500 million wealthy citizens and the ability to coordinate on digital policymaking, Europe has been quick to put together a playbook to address controversial issues like competition, privacy, and taxation. In an era where data is the new oil, regulators in the U.S. now find themselves in unchartered territory as they work to uphold the rights of individuals and their privacy. Lessons learned from three European countries on the delicate balance between protecting our information and giving tech companies room to grow and innovate. Marie-Laure Denis, Commissioner, French Data Protection Authority Helen Dixon, Data Protection Commissioner, Ireland Ulrich Kelber, Federal Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information, Germany Moderator: Adam Lashinsky, FORTUNE Photograph by Stuart Isett for Fortune
International

Can Business Innovation and Consumer Trust Coexist? European Data Protection Regulators Say Yes

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November 19, 2019
Karien Van Gennip, CEO of the French branch of Dutch bank ING, speaks at the Fortune Global Forum in Paris.
Conferences

How Can Europe Compete with U.S., China Rivals? Get Over Its Aversion to Big M&A

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November 18, 2019
A picture taken on June 27, 2017 shows the Jewish settlement of Psagot on the eastern outskirts of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.
International

Israel Is Furious Over a European Ruling About Wine Labels

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November 12, 2019
Germany Celebrates 30th Anniversary Of Berlin Wall
International

Germany Still Faces East-West Divides As Economic Troubles Loom

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November 12, 2019
European Commission President German Ursula von der Leyen gestures as she gives a press conference to announce the names of the new European commissioners, on September 10, 2019 at the European Commission in Brussels.
Finance

Caught Between Trade Wars and Brexit, EU Cuts Economic Outlook as It Sees Dismal Growth Into 2022

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November 7, 2019
China Agrees to Anti-Counterfeit Accord to Protect EU Product Identities
Politics

China Agrees to Anti-Counterfeit Accord to Protect EU Product Identities

By Helene Fouquet and Bloomberg
November 4, 2019
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International

How France Became the EU’s Lone Economic ‘Bright Spot’

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October 31, 2019
The central Asian country is pushing for greater integration with the EU even as the UK is determined to pull out
International

As U.K. Turns Its Back on the EU, Georgia Desperately Wants In

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October 24, 2019
Ambassador Gordon Sondland Testifies Before House On Ukraine Investigation
Politics

Gordon Sondland ‘Disappointed’ Trump Made Giuliani Gatekeeper of U.S.-Ukraine Policy

By Eric Tucker and The Associated Press
October 17, 2019
Prime Minister of United Kingdom Boris Johnson shakes hands with Jean Claude Juncker President of European Commission at the end of the press conference to the European Commission prior the European Parliament on October 17, 2019 in Brussels, Belgium.
Leadership

Boris Johnson’s Brexit Deal Faces an Uphill Battle. And Even If It Passes, It’s Not the End of the Debate

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October 17, 2019
Prime Minister Boris Johnson leaves the back of Downing Street, London, on his way to Brussels for the European Council Summit. (Photo by Kirsty O'Connor/PA Images via Getty Images)
International

EU and U.K. Reach a Brexit Agreement, But Major Hurdles Remain

By Ian Wishart, Tim Ross, Nikos Chrysoloras and Bloomberg
October 17, 2019

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