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Under Trump Pressure, EU Agrees To Implement US Trade Pact
The 27-nation bloc struck an accord with Washington last July setting levies on a majority of European goods at 15 per cent, but to Trump's frustration it had yet to make good on its pledge to scrap levies on most US imports in return.
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India Bans Sugar Exports Till September 2026 Amid Domestic Supply Concerns
India Bans Sugar Exports Till September 2026 Amid Domestic Supply Concerns
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"Senseless Violence": Top EU Official On Minneapolis ICE Shootings
Top EU official Teresa Ribera on Friday described her "shock" at the "terrifying" images of violence in Minneapolis where two American citizens were shot dead by federal agents enforcing an immigration crackdown.
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Banks Want In on Tether’s Billions in Stablecoin Profits
Traditional banks are seemingly taking efforts to experiment with stablecoins after Tether boasted of billions in profits. Earlier this year, Societe Generale - Forge made its Euro-backed stablecoin. Oddo BHF SCA and London-based Revolut are also working on stablecoins.
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China Cancels Top EU Diplomat's Trip, Says Visit At A Convenient Time
China values relations with the European Union and welcomes the bloc's foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, to visit at the earliest convenient time, the Chinese foreign ministry said on Wednesday.
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US, EU End Tariff War From Donald Trump's Presidency Over Steel, Aluminum
The United States and the European Union have agreed to end a festering dispute over US steel and aluminum tariffs imposed by former US President Donald Trump in 2018, removing an irritant in transatlantic relations.
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US, European Union Call For "Full Commitment" From WHO To Prevent Sexual Violence
Western governments on Friday called for "full commitment" from the World Health Organization to prevent a repeat of rapes and sexual abuse allegedly committed by its workers sent to fight Ebola in DR Congo.
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US, European Union Pledge Joint Action On Technology Issues, Semiconductors, China
US and EU officials on Wednesday pledged to join forces to deal with a host of technology and trade issues to secure semiconductor supplies and counter China's dominance.
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US, EU Strike Airbus-Boeing Deal To Better Target China
US President Joe Biden and the EU agreed a long term truce in the 17-year-old Airbus-Boeing dispute Tuesday, as they try push past their own disputes and turn their focus to a rising China.
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EU Tax Commissioner Slams US Plans on Tech Tax
A global reform of the taxation of corporate digital revenues is very unlikely if the United States continues backing a "safe harbour" plan which would allow firms to choose how to be taxed, European Union tax commissioner Paolo Gentiloni said on Tuesday.
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European Consumer Groups Want Regulators to Act Against Google Tracking
Google is already facing a lawsuit in the United States for allegedly tracking phone users regardless of privacy settings.
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Google+ Breach Being Investigated by US, European Regulators
The investigations follow Google's announcement on Monday that it would shut down the consumer version of its social network Google+.
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Facebook Cambridge Analytica Privacy Scandal: Zuckerberg's Shine Dims as Guardian of Users
Mark Zuckerberg rose to wealth and fame with a mission of connecting everyone through Facebook, but now faces the wrath of outraged users.
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Facebook and Google Are Doomed, Billionaire George Soros Says
Billionaire philanthropist and leading donor to liberal causes George Soros predicted Thursday that regulation and taxation will soon dethrone Facebook and Google.
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Laptop Ban: US Lifts Restriction for Flights From Abu Dhabi
That airport already has a US Customs and Border Protection facility that allows passengers to clear screening they'd otherwise have to go through when landing in America.
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Under Trump Pressure, EU Agrees To Implement US Trade Pact
The 27-nation bloc struck an accord with Washington last July setting levies on a majority of European goods at 15 per cent, but to Trump's frustration it had yet to make good on its pledge to scrap levies on most US imports in return.
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India Bans Sugar Exports Till September 2026 Amid Domestic Supply Concerns
India Bans Sugar Exports Till September 2026 Amid Domestic Supply Concerns
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"Senseless Violence": Top EU Official On Minneapolis ICE Shootings
Top EU official Teresa Ribera on Friday described her "shock" at the "terrifying" images of violence in Minneapolis where two American citizens were shot dead by federal agents enforcing an immigration crackdown.
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Banks Want In on Tether’s Billions in Stablecoin Profits
Traditional banks are seemingly taking efforts to experiment with stablecoins after Tether boasted of billions in profits. Earlier this year, Societe Generale - Forge made its Euro-backed stablecoin. Oddo BHF SCA and London-based Revolut are also working on stablecoins.
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China Cancels Top EU Diplomat's Trip, Says Visit At A Convenient Time
China values relations with the European Union and welcomes the bloc's foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, to visit at the earliest convenient time, the Chinese foreign ministry said on Wednesday.
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US, EU End Tariff War From Donald Trump's Presidency Over Steel, Aluminum
The United States and the European Union have agreed to end a festering dispute over US steel and aluminum tariffs imposed by former US President Donald Trump in 2018, removing an irritant in transatlantic relations.
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US, European Union Call For "Full Commitment" From WHO To Prevent Sexual Violence
Western governments on Friday called for "full commitment" from the World Health Organization to prevent a repeat of rapes and sexual abuse allegedly committed by its workers sent to fight Ebola in DR Congo.
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US, European Union Pledge Joint Action On Technology Issues, Semiconductors, China
US and EU officials on Wednesday pledged to join forces to deal with a host of technology and trade issues to secure semiconductor supplies and counter China's dominance.
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US, EU Strike Airbus-Boeing Deal To Better Target China
US President Joe Biden and the EU agreed a long term truce in the 17-year-old Airbus-Boeing dispute Tuesday, as they try push past their own disputes and turn their focus to a rising China.
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EU Tax Commissioner Slams US Plans on Tech Tax
A global reform of the taxation of corporate digital revenues is very unlikely if the United States continues backing a "safe harbour" plan which would allow firms to choose how to be taxed, European Union tax commissioner Paolo Gentiloni said on Tuesday.
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European Consumer Groups Want Regulators to Act Against Google Tracking
Google is already facing a lawsuit in the United States for allegedly tracking phone users regardless of privacy settings.
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Google+ Breach Being Investigated by US, European Regulators
The investigations follow Google's announcement on Monday that it would shut down the consumer version of its social network Google+.
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Facebook Cambridge Analytica Privacy Scandal: Zuckerberg's Shine Dims as Guardian of Users
Mark Zuckerberg rose to wealth and fame with a mission of connecting everyone through Facebook, but now faces the wrath of outraged users.
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Facebook and Google Are Doomed, Billionaire George Soros Says
Billionaire philanthropist and leading donor to liberal causes George Soros predicted Thursday that regulation and taxation will soon dethrone Facebook and Google.
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Laptop Ban: US Lifts Restriction for Flights From Abu Dhabi
That airport already has a US Customs and Border Protection facility that allows passengers to clear screening they'd otherwise have to go through when landing in America.
