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The European Union has proposed new rules that would require firms including energy providers, banks and hospitals to report cyber-break-ins.
Greece struggled to retain credibility after missing a third debt-deal deadline but vowed an accord was near amid a European concession to cut Greece's debt.
The European Union commissioner handling media issues said he has "serious doubts" about Hungary's new media law, saying Budapest has two weeks to explain.
The European Commission Thursday granted software firm Oracle permission to take over Sun Microsystems, concluding an anti-trust investigation.
Microsoft Corp. agreed to provide Web browser options for customers to settle an antitrust lawsuit in Europe, the European Commission said Wednesday.
The European Commission said it would investigate Oracle's $7.4 billion proposal to buy technology giant Sun Microsystems on antitrust concerns.
European Union officials are likely to back Poland's plan to save the Gdansk shipyard, the symbol of overthrowing communist rule, officials said.
European Union regulators are negotiating with Microsoft Corp. to force it to include Internet browser choices in its Windows operating system, sources say.
The European Commission Wednesday fined Intel a record $1.4 billion, saying the U.S. firm abused its dominance in the computer chip field to curb competition.
The European Union won't sign off on long-term plans for bailed-out banks that refuse to disclose the extent of their "toxic assets," an EU official says.
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