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EU probes SAS airline over state aidThe European Commission opened an in-depth probe on Wednesday to see if state aid given to Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) by Sweden and Denmark conformed to EU rules. |
EU fines Denmark's Lundbeck EUR 94 m in generic drugs caseThe Commission has imposed a fine of EUR 93.8 m on Danish pharma firm Lundbeck for colluding with generics producers a decade ago to delay the sale of a cheap version of a popular anti-depressant. |
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Europe figures low in German elections COMMUNITY |
Action Plan for a competitive and sustainable steel industry in Europe The Commission puts forward an action plan for the European Steel Industry to help this sector confront today's challenges and lay the foundations for future competitiveness by fostering innovation, creating growth and jobs - European CommissionPUBLICATIONS |
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Proposed EU nuclear safety rules won't rule out a European Fukushima The Commission proposal for new EU-wide nuclear safety rules come in the wake of EU nuclear stress tests, which were prompted by the Fukushima nuclear accident of 2011. Although fundamentally flawed, the tests revealed a number of serious shortcomings in the safety of European nuclear plants - GreenpeacePRESS |
Representative to International Institutions in Brussels Médecins Sans Frontières are looking to recruit a Representative to International Institutions and International Representations in Brussels - Médecins Sans FrontièresJOBS |
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Financial reporting obligations for limited liability companies (Accounting Directive) The European Parliament has voted in new Accounting and Transparency Directives, a modernisation of financial reporting obligations, which should see costs reduced, in particular for SMEs.GUIDES |
Patents and its Relation with R&D and Innovation The Fifth International Workshop on Patents and its Relation with R&D and Innovation will be held from 19 to 20 September 2013 in Seville, Spain - Institute for Prospective Technological StudiesEVENTS |
