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  1. ING US Prices IPO Below Range at $19.50 Per Share

    Wed, 1 May 2013

    NV. The parent company is selling a minority stake in ING US as part of compensation measures demanded by the European Commission after ING received a bailout from the Dutch government in 2008. ING U.S., with insurance, investment and

  2. New Italian PM Letta to Meet German Leader Merkel

    Tue, 30 Apr 2013

    saying the money is needed for key programs and should be abolished only for Italians with one residence. And the European Commission made clear it expects Italy to keep its budget deficit targets for the year even with reduced revenue from the tax

  3. Guests Attending the Investiture of New Dutch King

    Tue, 30 Apr 2013

    Thailand Crown Prince Billah and Princess Sarah of Brunei DIGNITARIES: Jose Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission Herman van Rompuy, President of the European Council Jacques Rogge, President of the International Olympic Committee

  4. EU Lawmakers Support Free Trade Deal With US

    Thu, 25 Apr 2013

    the United States. A parliamentary committee on Thursday voted 23-5 to endorse the negotiation mandate for the European Commission , the executive arm of the 27-country bloc. Lawmakers also voted an amendment calling for the exclusion of cultural

  5. German Finance Minister Digs in on Austerity

    Thu, 25 Apr 2013

    strongly advocates making efforts to reduce budget deficits a top priority. His comments come just a few days after European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso said the prescription of lower spending and higher taxes may have hit the limits

  6. EU Probes Planned Merger of Greek Airlines

    Tue, 23 Apr 2013

    The European Commission has opened an in-depth antitrust investigation of the proposed takeover of Greece's Olympic Air by its domestic rival Aegean

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  1. EU Aims to Get US Trade Deal by Next Year

    Thu, 18 Apr 2013

    trade ministers in Dublin that the talks with Washington should be concluded by October 2014, when the term of the European Commission ends and a month before U.S. holds midterm elections. Experts say the agreement would foster growth and jobs

  2. Microsoft 3Q Earnings Beat Street

    Thu, 18 Apr 2013

    forecast of analysts polled by FactSet, at 68 cents. Adjusting for deferred revenue and a fine levied by the European Commission , Microsoft Corp. earned 65 cents per share. Revenue was $20.5 billion, up 18 percent from a year ago and

  3. Business Highlights

    Thu, 18 Apr 2013

    per share forecast by analysts, according to FactSet. Adjusting for deferred revenue and a fine levied by the European Commission , Microsoft Corp. earned 65 cents per share. ——— Google 1Q earnings rise 16 percent

  4. Source of Horse: Shadowy Market Ripe for Exploitation

    Thu, 21 Feb 2013

    century old, but although the European Parliament voted in late 2012 to introduce new welfare restrictions, the European Commission seems reluctant to change current laws. Romanian horses were among the most traveled in the most heinous conditions

  5. Sarah Palin Asks Followers to #SaveSaeed

    Fri, 8 Feb 2013

    the group's goal is to reach 300,000 signatures before it presents the petition to the United Nation and the European Commission of Human Rights. Other celebrities have flocked to the cause, including Christian singer-songwriters Steven

  6. Police on Alert As Merkel to Visit Greece

    Mon, 8 Oct 2012

    and Greece's other creditors that they need to lower demands to cut government spending. The "troika" of the European Commission , the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank are withholding a massive loan until the Greek

  7. Sept. Jobs Report: Could it be Wrong?

    Fri, 5 Oct 2012

    November without receiving the next planned installment of its international bailout loans. Officials from the European Commission , IMF, and European Central Bank are in Athens, looking at Greece's progress in complying with terms for receiving

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Videos

  1. Web Extra: Eric Schmidt on Antitrust Hearing

    Sun, 18 Sep 2011

    law. What's at stake here what are the stakes I mean. Depending how this comes out well today that with the European commission and the United States Federal Trade Commission. Have begun inquiries into our various business practices. But

    European Commission found at 0:44

    I mean. Depending how this comes out well today that with the European commission and the United States Federal Trade Commission. Have begun inquiries into our various business practices. But they haven't had any findings they
  2. Web Extra: Eric Schmidt on Antitrust Hearings

    Sun, 18 Sep 2011

    law. What's at stake here what are the stakes I mean. Depending how this comes out well today that with the European commission and the United States Federal Trade Commission. Have begun inquiries into our various business practices. But

    European Commission found at 0:44

    I mean. Depending how this comes out well today that with the European commission and the United States Federal Trade Commission. Have begun inquiries into our various business practices. But they haven't had any findings they
  3. Dow Posts Gains, Approaches 11,500

    Wed, 12 Oct 2011

    the most recent headline that really seems to be bolstering optimism this morning. Is comments coming out of the European commission 's grand say that the debt crisis can be resolved. He said yes we're talking here about a crisis situation

    European Commission found at 0:42

    to be bolstering optimism this morning. Is comments coming out of the European commission's -- grand say that the debt crisis can be resolved. He said yes we're talking here about a crisis situation. But He
  4. AIG Begins to Repay Bailout Billions

    Wed, 25 May 2011

    operation didn't extend its bid for about another two weeks. The reason they're doing that is regulatory reasons European Commission is taking a hard look at the deal. So while all of that gets sorted out to tell coming and liberty extend their

    European Commission found at 4:34

    another two weeks. The reason they're doing that is regulatory reasons -- European Commission is taking a hard look at the deal. So while all of that gets sorted out to tell coming -- and --
  5. U.S. Stock Market: 'Everyone Is Really Cautious'

    Fri, 24 Jun 2011

    boost itself. And they wanna know and abusing that kind of dominance. Now a Google under investigation by the European Commission since November and this is infinite being met with Microsoft's got back in 1990s Microsoft was broken up but

    European Commission found at 5:52

    kind of dominance. Now -- a Google -- under investigation by the European Commission since November and this is infinite being met with Microsoft's got back in 1990s Microsoft was broken up but also -- --
  6. Lagarde: It's Not Just a U.S. Problem - Web Extra

    Sat, 9 Jul 2011

    support. Those programs that have been negotiated. Between the European pop news of the eurozone. The IMF. The European Commission the European central bank and the Greek authorities that they have no doubt about it they need to continue playing

    European Commission found at 3:01

    negotiated. Between the European pop news of the eurozone. The IMF. The European Commission the European central bank and the Greek authorities that they have -- -- -- no doubt about it they need to continue
  7. Latest Jobless Numbers 'Almost Good News'

    Thu, 31 Mar 2011

    they're out there filing a complaint against willing Europe. Yup that's fine the filing a complaint with the European Commission . Microsoft General Counsel Google engaged broadening of off access to content dates of the competitors need to

    European Commission found at 3:41

    against willing Europe. Yup that's fine the filing a complaint with the European Commission . Microsoft General Counsel -- Google -- engaged -- -- broadening -- of -- off access to content dates of the competitors need
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  1. PHOTO European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso said that the EU stood ready to support Ireland "in case of need", after Irish bond yields soared to record levels on public debt fears.

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