European Commission
EU Opens Investigation into Booking.com Over Fake Listings and Fraud Risks
The European Commission has opened an investigation into Booking.com over concerns that the accommodation platform has failed to do enough to protect customers...
Google Faces EU Scrutiny as Regulators Assess Changes to Search and App Store
Google is in discussions with European Union regulators over steps to address competition concerns that led to €890 million in fines in July,...
EU Approves Kimberly Clark Takeover of Kenvue With Conditions
The European Commission has approved Kimberly Clark’s acquisition of Kenvue, the maker of Tylenol, subject to conditions designed to address competition concerns. The...
EU Selects 46 Critical Mineral Projects to Reduce Dependence on China
The European Commission has selected 46 strategic raw material projects across 16 EU countries to receive faster permitting and assistance in accessing public...
AkzoNobel and Axalta Set for EU Approval of $25 Billion Merger
Dulux maker AkzoNobel and US coatings company Axalta are expected to secure EU antitrust approval for their $25 billion merger after agreeing to...
EU Eyes Broader Corporate Tax to Capture More Revenue From Big Tech
Brussels is considering a new tax on large companies operating in the European Union as it looks for additional revenue while seeking to...
Kimberly-Clark Offers Concessions to Secure EU Approval for Kenvue Deal
Kimberly-Clark has offered concessions to address European Union antitrust concerns over its proposed acquisition of consumer healthcare company Kenvue, as the $40 billion...
Five EU States Demand Major Cuts to Proposed 2028 to 2034 Budget
Germany, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands and Austria have called for the European Union to cut its proposed €2 trillion budget for 2028 to...
