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EU says Gazprom offers to settle anti-trust caseThe European Commission said Wednesday that Russian gas giant Gazprom has offered to settle an anti-trust probe which has caused tensions between the EU and Moscow. |
EU clears Microsoft Nokia mobile phone dealThe European Commission approved on Wednesday Microsoft's nearly 5.5-billion-euro takeover of the mobile phone business of Finland's Nokia which once dominated the global industry. |
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Europe's biofuels not guaranteed sustainable, finds new study A WWF analysis has shown that the standards used to assess biofuel sources fall well short of ensuring that Europe's push towards increased biofuel use is not contributing to environmental destruction and social exploitation - WWFPRESS |
EUROCITIES, the network of major European cities which brings together the local governments of more than 130 large cities in over 30 different countries, is looking to recruit a new Secretary General - EUROCITIES JOBS |
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Main facts behind crisis in Ukraine With Ukraine undergoing its deepest political crisis since the 2004 pro-democracy Orange Revolution, here are some of the main facts behind the tumult in Ukraine and what prompted more than 100,000 people to come out in protest on Kiev's iconic Independence Square.GUIDES |
The SMi Group's 8th annual Parallel Trade conference on the 10th and 11th of February 2014 will cover the latest regulation in the industry and offer guidance on compliance and best practice. Using data to manage parallel trade; anti-counterfeiting and competition law; building best practice processes; effective supply chain management; and differing perspectives from throughout the supply chain are a selection of topics which will be featured - SMi Group EVENTS |
