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1. The road to productivity February 9, 2012

Improving competitiveness through regulatory reform. The EU summit on 30 January focused on competitiveness, growth and job creation (“A different kind of response?”, 2-8...

2. Tough new accounting rules face major delay February 8, 2012

International standards could be held up by a year. The implementation of tighter international standards dictating how much information companies have to include in their...

3. Hungarian airline collapse leaves passengers stranded February 3, 2012

Malév blames Commission state-aid decision for driving it out of business.

Hungarian airline collapse leaves passengers stranded

4. Commission blocks stock exchange merger February 1, 2012

NYSE Euronext says its planned merger with Deutsche Börse has been rejected by the European Commission. The European Commission has decided to block the planned merger...

5. COO, cabinet DN January 19, 2012

Are you the new

6. The many perks of being an Italian politician January 19, 2012

Why Germans are reluctant to help Italians. In a recent letter (“Fear and irrationality hold sway in eurozone's decision-making”, 5-11 January), Mauro Galluccio proposes...

7. Talks on Greek debt restructuring break down January 14, 2012

Disagreement persists over terms of new Greek bonds; new talks scheduled for 18 January. International banks and financial institutions broke off talks with the Greek...

Talks on Greek debt restructuring break down

8. Danes pledge to push the business agenda January 12, 2012

Patent will be a problem for the Danish presidency. Denmark wants to ‘fast- track' business-friendly legislation during its six-month presidency of the EU's Council of...

Danes pledge to push the business agenda

9. Commission seeks to reduce banking fees January 6, 2012

Barnier says fees are holding back growth and competition. The fees that banks charge each other for processing payments will be in the firing line as the European Commission...

10. No money, no status January 5, 2012

Hard times for the Service for Foreign Policy Instruments. Pity the European Commission's Service for Foreign Policy Instruments, which has money, but no status.  It is...

11. Barnier bids to overhaul EU public procurement rules December 20, 2011

Tendering procedures to be streamlined. Michel Barnier, the European commissioner for the internal market, today unveiled wide-ranging proposals to change the way that...

Barnier bids to overhaul EU public procurement rules

12. Trade ministers agree new procurement rules December 15, 2011

EU, US, Japan compromise to pave way for updated Government Procurement Agreement. The European Union has agreed with the United States and Japan to open up their...

13. Elected dirty dealers December 2, 2011

There is an obvious step that could be taken to limit legislators' ability to profit from their inside knowledge. Imagine that you are an elected member of the United States...

Elected dirty dealers

14. Movers & Shakers November 24, 2011

María Rosa Aldea Busquets, head of the unit for treasury management in the European Commission's budget department, has been appointed director for budget execution in the...

15. Twelve steps to success? November 24, 2011

The European Commission has come up with 12 ways to advance the single market. The Single Market Act is a misnomer. It is not an act – in the sense of agreed legislation...

Twelve steps to success?

16. Šefčovič squares up to staff unions over pay November 24, 2011

Commission prepares for confrontation with staff over pay and conditions. The college of European commissioners has embarked on a confrontation with European Union staff over...

Šefčovič squares up to staff unions over pay

17. Executive decisions November 17, 2011

Angela Mills Wade on her career dealing with the major players in the media. Two decades ago, Angela Mills Wade was introduced to influential newspaper executive Frank Rogers...

18. A bridge to Asia November 17, 2011

Doing business in Asia can be daunting, but there is an EU scheme that can help. Significant cultural and linguistic barriers exist for European companies wanting to export...

A bridge to Asia

19. EU seeks Chinese money October 28, 2011

The head of the EU's bail-out fund is trying to convince Beijing to support the eurozone rescue package. Klaus Regling, the head of the eurozone's rescue fund, is in China in...

EU seeks Chinese money

20. Business in brief October 27, 2011

Telecoms concerns

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