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High Court weighs whether NYC can sue foreign countries over taxes

Supreme Court justices cast a skeptical eye Tuesday on claims that UN diplomats should not pay property taxes to New...

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Mainstream the rights of children in EU policies

EU policy makers must acknowledge children as individuals, heed their concerns, and protect their rights....

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OVB head will not resign

Head of the National Election Committee (OVB), Péter Szigeti will not resign from his despite cell s from the caucus...

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EU files hundreds of cases urging compliance with business laws

European Union regulators filed hundreds of legal actions against governments for protecting businesses as diverse as German public broadcasters, Spanish...

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EU extends probe into Belgian tax breaks for foreign companies

European regulators extended their investigation into Belgian tax breaks for financial units of foreign companies....

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EU begins probe into Hungarian tax breaks on interest income

European Union regulators opened a probe into a Hungarian tax break on interest income, saying the measure may give companies...

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Khodorkovsky lawyers hail rare victory over Russian prosecutors

Mikhail Khodorkovsky's lawyers said they scored a rare legal victory against Russian prosecutors as they seek to defend the jailed...

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British Airways loses appeal against loyalty program fines – extended

British Airways Plc, Europe's third- largest airline, breached antitrust rules by rewarding travel agents for boosting ticket sales, the European...

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Norway’s slot machine monopoly is justified

Norway's state monopoly for slot machines is legal, a European court said in the first such ruling against a European...

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Lufthansa pilots challenge mandatory retirement age at hearing

Deutsche Lufthansa AG's mandatory retirement age of 60 for pilots is being challenged at a hearing by three employees who...

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Microsoft faces US probe of antitrust complaint

Microsoft Corp. faces a probe into an anonymous company's complaint that it's violating the terms of a 2001 antitrust settlement...

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UK must show „thin cap” tax is justified – extended

A UK regulation that limited tax deductions for units of non-British companies including PepsiCo Inc. is justified if it can...

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Constitutional Court clears three of opposition parties’ seven questions for referendum

Hungary's Constitutional Court has cleared three of seven referendum questions submitted by opposition parties Fidesz and KDNP last October, court...

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EU seeks more private lawsuits against price-fixers

European Union regulators plan to promote more private lawsuits against price-fixers while avoiding the creation of a legal culture similar...

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Erste Bank, other banks take cartel fine appeal to top EU court

Erste Bank AG and Bank Austria Creditanstalt AG, Austria's two biggest lenders, are among three financial institutions taking antitrust regulators...

Issues

High Court weighs whether NYC can sue foreign countries over taxes

Supreme Court justices cast a skeptical eye Tuesday on claims that UN diplomats should not pay property taxes to New...

Issues

Mainstream the rights of children in EU policies

EU policy makers must acknowledge children as individuals, heed their concerns, and protect their rights....

Issues

OVB head will not resign

Head of the National Election Committee (OVB), Péter Szigeti will not resign from his despite cell s from the caucus...

Issues

EU files hundreds of cases urging compliance with business laws

European Union regulators filed hundreds of legal actions against governments for protecting businesses as diverse as German public broadcasters, Spanish...

Issues

EU extends probe into Belgian tax breaks for foreign companies

European regulators extended their investigation into Belgian tax breaks for financial units of foreign companies....

Issues

EU begins probe into Hungarian tax breaks on interest income

European Union regulators opened a probe into a Hungarian tax break on interest income, saying the measure may give companies...

Issues

Khodorkovsky lawyers hail rare victory over Russian prosecutors

Mikhail Khodorkovsky's lawyers said they scored a rare legal victory against Russian prosecutors as they seek to defend the jailed...

Issues

British Airways loses appeal against loyalty program fines – extended

British Airways Plc, Europe's third- largest airline, breached antitrust rules by rewarding travel agents for boosting ticket sales, the European...

Issues

Norway’s slot machine monopoly is justified

Norway's state monopoly for slot machines is legal, a European court said in the first such ruling against a European...

Issues

Lufthansa pilots challenge mandatory retirement age at hearing

Deutsche Lufthansa AG's mandatory retirement age of 60 for pilots is being challenged at a hearing by three employees who...

Issues

Microsoft faces US probe of antitrust complaint

Microsoft Corp. faces a probe into an anonymous company's complaint that it's violating the terms of a 2001 antitrust settlement...

Issues

UK must show „thin cap” tax is justified – extended

A UK regulation that limited tax deductions for units of non-British companies including PepsiCo Inc. is justified if it can...

Issues

Constitutional Court clears three of opposition parties’ seven questions for referendum

Hungary's Constitutional Court has cleared three of seven referendum questions submitted by opposition parties Fidesz and KDNP last October, court...

Issues

EU seeks more private lawsuits against price-fixers

European Union regulators plan to promote more private lawsuits against price-fixers while avoiding the creation of a legal culture similar...

Issues

Erste Bank, other banks take cartel fine appeal to top EU court

Erste Bank AG and Bank Austria Creditanstalt AG, Austria's two biggest lenders, are among three financial institutions taking antitrust regulators...

High Court weighs whether NYC can sue foreign countries over taxes

Supreme Court justices cast a skeptical eye Tuesday on claims that UN diplomats should not pay property taxes to New...

Mainstream the rights of children in EU policies

EU policy makers must acknowledge children as individuals, heed their concerns, and protect their rights....

OVB head will not resign

Head of the National Election Committee (OVB), Péter Szigeti will not resign from his despite cell s from the caucus...

EU files hundreds of cases urging compliance with business laws

European Union regulators filed hundreds of legal actions against governments for protecting businesses as diverse as German public broadcasters, Spanish...

EU extends probe into Belgian tax breaks for foreign companies

European regulators extended their investigation into Belgian tax breaks for financial units of foreign companies....

EU begins probe into Hungarian tax breaks on interest income

European Union regulators opened a probe into a Hungarian tax break on interest income, saying the measure may give companies...

Khodorkovsky lawyers hail rare victory over Russian prosecutors

Mikhail Khodorkovsky's lawyers said they scored a rare legal victory against Russian prosecutors as they seek to defend the jailed...

British Airways loses appeal against loyalty program fines – extended

British Airways Plc, Europe's third- largest airline, breached antitrust rules by rewarding travel agents for boosting ticket sales, the European...

Norway’s slot machine monopoly is justified

Norway's state monopoly for slot machines is legal, a European court said in the first such ruling against a European...

Lufthansa pilots challenge mandatory retirement age at hearing

Deutsche Lufthansa AG's mandatory retirement age of 60 for pilots is being challenged at a hearing by three employees who...

Microsoft faces US probe of antitrust complaint

Microsoft Corp. faces a probe into an anonymous company's complaint that it's violating the terms of a 2001 antitrust settlement...

UK must show „thin cap” tax is justified – extended

A UK regulation that limited tax deductions for units of non-British companies including PepsiCo Inc. is justified if it can...

Constitutional Court clears three of opposition parties’ seven questions for referendum

Hungary's Constitutional Court has cleared three of seven referendum questions submitted by opposition parties Fidesz and KDNP last October, court...

EU seeks more private lawsuits against price-fixers

European Union regulators plan to promote more private lawsuits against price-fixers while avoiding the creation of a legal culture similar...

Erste Bank, other banks take cartel fine appeal to top EU court

Erste Bank AG and Bank Austria Creditanstalt AG, Austria's two biggest lenders, are among three financial institutions taking antitrust regulators...