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1. Social-protection laws hit problems in Commission February 8, 2012

A proposal to strengthen European Union law on the social protection of workers has been delayed because of in-fighting within the European Commission. László Andor,...

Social-protection laws hit problems in Commission

2. MEPs aim to put the emphasis on citizens and businesses November 24, 2011

Chairman of the Parliament's internal market and consumer protection committee on how the single market should progress. The idea of a Single Market Act as a way of closing...

MEPs aim to put the emphasis on citizens and businesses

3. Twenty years of joining the dots November 24, 2011

The financial crisis has put great strain on the single market, but that has not stopped EU leaders pledging to push it towards completion. Next year is the 20th anniversary...

Twenty years of joining the dots

4. 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?

5. Andor: law on posting of workers will be ‘clarified' July 20, 2011

Commission will stop short of a complete revision of the ‘posting of workers' law. The European Commission is to “clarify” its legislation governing employers who...

6. Credit-card firms join calls for ban on hidden online fees June 16, 2011

Loophole sees consumers saddled with surcharges for online card payments. Consumer groups and credit-card companies want the European Commission to close a loophole that...

Credit-card firms join calls for ban on hidden online fees

7. Potential for success April 9, 2011

Ten EU ministers outline their hopes for the Single Market Act. On Wednesday (13 April) the European Commission will publish the Single Market Act, a strategic initiative to...

Potential for success

8. Bans on 'canvassing' for work are restrictive, court says April 5, 2011

Practice constitutes a restriction on the freedom to provide cross-border services. Qualified accountants and other members of regulated professions should not be banned...

9. Have illness, will travel? March 24, 2011

The cross-border healthcare directive comes into effect in 2013, but will it lead to greater choice for all patients? Patients should be able to get healthcare treatment...

Have illness, will travel?

10. Barnier to present plans to tackle online gambling March 17, 2011

Commission wants more regulator co-operation. The European Commission is about to publish a consultation paper on online gambling that could pave the way for increased...

Barnier to present plans to tackle online gambling

11. MEPs ready to back updated consumer rights directive March 17, 2011

Lead MEP caters to Green and Socialist demands, but Member states want rules to be limited to online sales. The new directive on consumer rights may at last win wide support...

MEPs ready to back updated consumer rights directive

12. MEPs may now back new consumer laws February 24, 2011

Changes may persuade MEPs to vote in favour of legislation. Socialist and Green MEPs have indicated that they might after all back proposals for a new directive on consumer...

MEPs may now back new consumer laws

13. Kroes welcomes changes to Hungary's media law February 16, 2011

Commission promises to monitor implementation. The European Commission said today that Hungary had agreed to demands that it should change its media law to address concerns...

Kroes welcomes changes to Hungary's media law

14. Consumer groups concerned about scope of new rights laws January 27, 2011

MEPs to vote on a laws governing the rights of consumers. Business and consumer groups are awaiting the results of a crucial vote by MEPs on a new set of laws governing...

Consumer groups concerned about scope of new rights laws

15. Cover for downloads fuels consumer rights debate January 13, 2011

Consumer groups call for greater protection for people who download. The likely exclusion of digital content from planned  EU rules on consumer rights is stoking...

Cover for downloads fuels consumer rights debate

16. Battle over games of chance continues September 30, 2010

The European Commission is under pressure to adapt the single market for gambling to the digital age. The stakes are as high as €80 billion a year. The EU is engaged in...

Battle over games of chance continues

17. Spain revives plans for cross-border healthcare June 3, 2010

Spain engineers a compromise text, but proposal falls far short of Commission hopes. The European Union's health ministers will next week breathe new life into a draft law...

Spain revives plans for cross-border healthcare

18. French conciliator June 3, 2010

French MEP is taking on the hedge funds. If the EU succeeds in adopting a law regulating hedge funds, it will owe a lot to one man: Jean-Paul Gauzès, a French...

French conciliator

19. Member states to approve common EU divorce rules May 27, 2010

Ministers set to back use of enhanced co-operation; Opposing member states unlikely to block proposal. EU justice ministers are expected next Friday (4 June) to allow 11...

Member states to approve common EU divorce rules

20. Cutting hedge funds down to size March 11, 2010

Proposed legislation to regulate funds is causing concern in the financial services sector. Hedge fund and private equity bosses will be following a meeting of the EU's...

Cutting hedge funds down to size

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