Competition and Industrial Policy

Ten countries voted in favor, four against and 11 abstained in non-binding vote, diplomats say.

European Commission to also attend signature in Belgrade on Friday

The Attal administration will now serve as a caretaker government until a new prime minister is appointed.

Officials are concerned subsidized Chinese firms are going after the bloc’s champions.

Von der Leyen likely won’t have time to focus on Mario Draghi’s report until after the summer as she’s so focused on winning her second term.

European Commission came under heavy Italian political pressure to allow Lufthansa to buy Italy’s troubled airline.

The iPhone maker will open up its ‘tap and go’ technology to rivals to appease EU antitrust regulators.

Software giant’s truce with cloud providers ends a two-year dispute and the threat of an antitrust probe.

Only seven ministers and no commissioner attended the first gathering of Budapest’s six-month presidency of the Council of the EU.

Increased appetite for cooperation could save costs and boost climate action on both sides, experts say.

National Rally’s push against green policies would violate EU law — and hike French utility bills down the line.

By cementing the duties, Brussels is holding its ground against Chinese — and German — opposition.

Emily O’Reilly warns that ex-European Commission officials risk bringing valuable information and insights to corporate clients.

The chipmaker’s losses have forced it to pause research investments in Europe that could have bolstered region’s semiconductor plans.

Giving fiscally undisciplined capitals key Commission posts on spending and subsidies would be like putting “two foxes in charge of a henhouse.”

Such an inspection could result in Tesla getting a lower duty than the average of 21 percent on Chinese EV-makers.

Competition chief Margrethe Vestager said she was satisfied.

Markets will certainly make their position known if politicking threatens to stretch public finances.

Stocks bounce sharply as the first round of voting leaves Le Pen’s National Rally looking short of securing a majority in parliament.

New fight brews between French president and surging far right ahead of snap election.

“We cannot just sit back and see how things pan out,” the competition commissioner said.

National Rally had claimed it should nominate the French commissioner if it wins the parliamentary election — but the president wants Breton back in Brussels.

Transport Minister Volker Wissing calls duties a “destructive approach” on third visit by a government leader in recent weeks.