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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU countries and EU lawmakers on Thursday agreed on rules to curb acquisitions or bids for public contracts by subsidised foreign companies in a bid to ensure a level playing field, the European Parliament said.
The European Commission presented its proposals for the new takeover rules last year in a bid to stave off what it deems unfair competition from countries such as China, underlining a more protectionist approach by the 27-member bloc.
By Ananya Mariam Rajesh (Reuters) - Americans are turning to cosmetics and fragrances to beat the inflation blues in a trend called "the lipstick effect" that could keep the...
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's highest court overturned on Wednesday a ruling that had found Google engaged in defamation by supplying a link to a contested newspaper article,...
By Sam Boughedda A Deutsche Bank analyst downgraded shares of Take-Two Interactive Software (NASDAQ:TTWO) to Downgrade to Hold from Buy, reducing the price target to $160 from...
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