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EU Charges Amazon With Distorting Online Retail Competition

10 November 2020 • By Reuters

10 November 2020 • By Reuters

The European Commission has been investigating the e-commerce giant since July last year following complaints from traders about the company's practices.

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EU Charges Amazon With Distorting Online Retail Competition

The European Commission has been investigating the e-commerce giant since July last year following complaints from traders about the company's practices.

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The EU Opens Trade Doors for Vietnam and Shuts Out Cambodia

12 February 2020 • By Reuters

12 February 2020 • By Reuters

The deal rewards Hanoi for its progress on labour guarantees with a 99 percent reduction in tariffs, while sanctioning Phnom Penh for human rights abuses.

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The EU Opens Trade Doors for Vietnam and Shuts Out Cambodia

The deal rewards Hanoi for its progress on labour guarantees with a 99 percent reduction in tariffs, while sanctioning Phnom Penh for human rights abuses.

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EU Agrees to January 31 Brexit Extension

28 October 2019 • By Reuters

28 October 2019 • By Reuters

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who had pledged to deliver Brexit on October 31, 2019, had to request a postponement after parliament down-voted his proposed timetable for ratifying his withdrawal agreement bill.

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EU Agrees to January 31 Brexit Extension

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who had pledged to deliver Brexit on October 31, 2019, had to request a postponement after parliament down-voted his proposed timetable for ratifying his withdrawal agreement bill.

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EU Could Approve Boris Johnson’s Brexit Extension Request by Friday

23 October 2019 • By Bloomberg

23 October 2019 • By Bloomberg

The bloc's approval isn’t automatic and requires the unanimous agreement of national leaders from all 27 member states.

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EU Could Approve Boris Johnson’s Brexit Extension Request by Friday

The bloc's approval isn’t automatic and requires the unanimous agreement of national leaders from all 27 member states.

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European Trade Policy Seen Going Greener After EU Parliament Vote

27 May 2019 • By Reuters

27 May 2019 • By Reuters

The rise of the Greens, the effect of a young Swedish climate activist and the entry of French President Emmanuel Macron's party into the European Parliament are likely to result in a more climate-oriented EU trade policy.

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European Trade Policy Seen Going Greener After EU Parliament Vote

The rise of the Greens, the effect of a young Swedish climate activist and the entry of French President Emmanuel Macron's party into the European Parliament are likely to result in a more climate-oriented EU trade policy.

Willy Vanderperre Has a New Instagram Project

14 March 2019 • By Kati Chitrakorn

14 March 2019 • By Kati Chitrakorn

The Vogue photographer, known for his striking campaigns for Prada and Raf Simons, is set to showcase limited-edition “collectables” on the platform every month and release a new book with Idea.

Willy Vanderperre Has a New Instagram Project

The Vogue photographer, known for his striking campaigns for Prada and Raf Simons, is set to showcase limited-edition “collectables” on the platform every month and release a new book with Idea.

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How to Get Your Customers to Pay Full Price

6 March 2019 • By Lauren Sherman

6 March 2019 • By Lauren Sherman

Discounting is rampant at retail, but these tactics can help you keep margins healthy.

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How to Get Your Customers to Pay Full Price

Discounting is rampant at retail, but these tactics can help you keep margins healthy.

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Guess Fined $45 Million for Blocking EU Cross-Border Sales

17 December 2018 • By Reuters

17 December 2018 • By Reuters

The investigation began in June 2017 following a year-long inquiry into the cross-border online sales practices of 1,900 companies.

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Guess Fined $45 Million for Blocking EU Cross-Border Sales

The investigation began in June 2017 following a year-long inquiry into the cross-border online sales practices of 1,900 companies.

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European Start-Ups Call for Stock Option Fix to Compete With US

28 November 2018 • By Bloomberg

28 November 2018 • By Bloomberg

In an open letter, tech company chief executives call for a change in European regulations making stock options complicated and costly.

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European Start-Ups Call for Stock Option Fix to Compete With US

In an open letter, tech company chief executives call for a change in European regulations making stock options complicated and costly.

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EU in Agreement with Amazon, eBay to Tackle Dangerous Product Listings

28 June 2018 • By Reuters

28 June 2018 • By Reuters

AliExpress, Amazon, eBay and Rakuten-France committed to the pledge as part of broader Commission efforts to tackle an array of dangerous or illegal content online.

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EU in Agreement with Amazon, eBay to Tackle Dangerous Product Listings

AliExpress, Amazon, eBay and Rakuten-France committed to the pledge as part of broader Commission efforts to tackle an array of dangerous or illegal content online.