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A planned EU levy on carbon-intensive imports is likely to be proposed next year. -
The EU plans to extend its temporary Covid-19 waiver on airport slot rules. -
Lossmaking small businesses will be eligible to receive EU support under the temporary Covid-19 state aid framework. -
After the Philippine privacy regulator issued another harsh warning against privacy violations, members of a data protection group began raising questions. -
Retailers exploiting the coronavirus outbreak with price hikes could soon see tougher enforcement by the UK CMA -
Mergers and US antitrust filings are expected to remain strong through the first half of 2021, fueled by acquisitions in the wake of the global pandemic. -
EU clean-energy investors shouldn’t hold their breath for a deal on planned bloc-wide rules to make climate neutrality by 2050 legally binding. -
The call for a merger moratorium due to the novel coronavirus pandemic likely won’t become law. -
The Financial Stability Board’s identification of US shortcomings in money-market mutual funds oversight backs Democratic policymakers’ criticisms. -
Lufthansa’s 9 billion-euro bailout package, approved by the European Commission and shareholders, will be talked about for years to come.
