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Consumers ripped off by misleading online airline tickets, says EU

Consumers ripped off by misleading online airline tickets, says EU

Consumers are getting ripped off by misleading information for airline tickets sold online, the EU's top consumer protection official said on Thursday, promising a crackdown if the industry fails to clean up its act.

EU opens new Chinese anti-dumping probe

The European Commission opened on Thursday a new anti-dumping probe against Chinese imports on concerns that China's manufacturers were selling unfairly at below cost.

EU delays ruling on GM products

The Commission has ordered more tests on whether several genetically modified products should be allowed in Europe, putting back a decision on whether to give approval.

Euro-MPs back tighter rules on lobbyists

The European Parliament voted on Thursday in favour of tightening rules regulating the 15,000 lobbyists that gravitate around the EU institutions.

Eurozone retail sales fall unexpectedly in March

Consumers in the eurozone reined in spending in March, confounding expectations that they would keep their wallets open in a weakening economy.

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