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Apple, Amazon Under Antitrust Investigation in Germany: Report
Germany's antitrust authority has launched an investigation into Apple and Amazon over possible anti-competitive behaviour, German Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung daily reported. The new probe into Amazon's treatment of third-party dealers comes after Germany's competition watchdog in August launched an investigation of whether and how Amazon influe...
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Will Find New Path With London After Brexit, Say EU Leaders
The European Union will work hard to forge a future as an ally and partner of Britain after their divorce on Friday, European Commission head Ursula von der Leyen wrote in Germany's Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung daily.
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BMW Engine Development Expert Duesmann Set To Become Audi Chief In April
The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung cited a person with knowledge of the appointment as saying Duesmann will start as Audi chief on April 1.
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Michel Platini Could Receive UEFA Compensation: Report
German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung on Tuesday claimed Michel Platini could yet receive a pay-out as part of a severance and retirement package
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EU Commissioner Warns Poland On New Media Law: Report
European Union (EU) Commissioner Gunther Oettinger today threatened to put Poland on notice for infringing on common European values by passing legislation giving the government control of the state media.
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Volkswagen Chief Says Recall of Affected Cars Could Start by January
The new chief of embattled carmaker Volkswagen said the recall of diesel cars affected by the pollution cheating scandal could start by January and end by the end of 2016.
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Greece, Creditors 'Close' to Deal on Third Bailout
Greece and its creditors were to continue talks today after marathon discussions late into the night, with both sides indicating that the terms of a third bailout were close to being finalised.
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Germany Floats Greek Euro 'Time-Out' Without More Reforms
The German government has argued that Greece could take a five-year "time-out" from the euro zone and have some of its debts written off if Athens fails to improve proposals it has made for a bailout.
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US Envoy 'Invited' to Angela Merkel Office to Discuss Spy Reports
Chancellor Angela Merkel's office asked the US ambassador to come on Thursday to discuss new allegations of NSA spying, which threatened to drive a new wedge through transatlantic ties.
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10 Points from PM Narendra Modi's Op-Ed in German Newspaper
India is the only emerging economy where the growth rate is rising, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said in an op-ed for German daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, which details his plans to make his country an attractive prospect for doing business.
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Google to create driverless taxis to carry passengers
Technology giant Google is planning to create a fleet of driverless 'robo-taxis' to pick up and drop off passengers.
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Apple, Amazon Under Antitrust Investigation in Germany: Report
Germany's antitrust authority has launched an investigation into Apple and Amazon over possible anti-competitive behaviour, German Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung daily reported. The new probe into Amazon's treatment of third-party dealers comes after Germany's competition watchdog in August launched an investigation of whether and how Amazon influe...
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Will Find New Path With London After Brexit, Say EU Leaders
The European Union will work hard to forge a future as an ally and partner of Britain after their divorce on Friday, European Commission head Ursula von der Leyen wrote in Germany's Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung daily.
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BMW Engine Development Expert Duesmann Set To Become Audi Chief In April
The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung cited a person with knowledge of the appointment as saying Duesmann will start as Audi chief on April 1.
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Michel Platini Could Receive UEFA Compensation: Report
German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung on Tuesday claimed Michel Platini could yet receive a pay-out as part of a severance and retirement package
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EU Commissioner Warns Poland On New Media Law: Report
European Union (EU) Commissioner Gunther Oettinger today threatened to put Poland on notice for infringing on common European values by passing legislation giving the government control of the state media.
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Volkswagen Chief Says Recall of Affected Cars Could Start by January
The new chief of embattled carmaker Volkswagen said the recall of diesel cars affected by the pollution cheating scandal could start by January and end by the end of 2016.
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Greece, Creditors 'Close' to Deal on Third Bailout
Greece and its creditors were to continue talks today after marathon discussions late into the night, with both sides indicating that the terms of a third bailout were close to being finalised.
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Germany Floats Greek Euro 'Time-Out' Without More Reforms
The German government has argued that Greece could take a five-year "time-out" from the euro zone and have some of its debts written off if Athens fails to improve proposals it has made for a bailout.
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US Envoy 'Invited' to Angela Merkel Office to Discuss Spy Reports
Chancellor Angela Merkel's office asked the US ambassador to come on Thursday to discuss new allegations of NSA spying, which threatened to drive a new wedge through transatlantic ties.
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10 Points from PM Narendra Modi's Op-Ed in German Newspaper
India is the only emerging economy where the growth rate is rising, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said in an op-ed for German daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, which details his plans to make his country an attractive prospect for doing business.
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Google to create driverless taxis to carry passengers
Technology giant Google is planning to create a fleet of driverless 'robo-taxis' to pick up and drop off passengers.
