Theresa May had delayed the vote on the deal agreed with the EU before Christmas.

European Commission is concerned merger will reduce competition.

The ECB’s takeover of troubled lender Banca Carige means the government doesn’t have to consider state aid — yet.

With Romania holding the EU’s rotating presidency for the first time, a guide to the country’s key players in Brussels.

New rules to protect farmers are bad news for supermarkets, and possibly consumers.

The disclosures come as pressure mounts over how the social networking giant collects personal information.

EU antitrust chief Vestager is skeptical about the idea of Alstom and Siemens merging into a global champion.

Brussels sets out objections to planned deal, saying it is ‘incompatible’ with the internal market.

Danish commissioner stresses that her multinational tax investigation is not finished.

The transaction raised concerns over the wholesale supply of TV channels.

Second-tier brands are looking to competition regulators for salvation in the age of e-commerce.

This Commission’s legislative output is not significantly lower than its predecessor’s.

The US tech giant’s ‘local’ services are the most likely next battlefields.

Former UK deputy prime minister makes surprise move to Facebook.

The former UK deputy prime minister will move to Sillicon Valley in January next year.

Mobile manufacturers will now need to pay a fee for every new model that uses Google’s Android.

Changing how people move is forcing policymakers to rethink their approach to regulation.

‘I feel we’re in the middle of something [and] we’re not done,’ the competition commissioner said.

Margrethe Vestager and other regulators worldwide are investigating whether tech companies’ use of data harms consumers.

Another investigation into the industry is unlikely to change the public’s attitude toward their cars.

The Commission’s investigation deepens the woes of Germany’s big 3 carmakers.