european commission

Euro-Zone Countries Should Be Ready to Cut Debt, ECB Says

Greek Economy Shrank More than Estimated in Second Quarter

EC Probes IBM Over Two Antitrust Allegations

In one case, European Commission regulators are investigating allegations that Big Blue is unfairly tying its operating system to its mainframe computers, effectively cutting out competition from developers of emulation software.

Is Intel's Antitrust Battle with FCC Nearing Its End?

The chip giant and the Federal Trade Commission are putting their antitrust battle on hold to review a potential settlement agreement. But even if this treaty ends Intel's FCC conflict, it still faces fire from the European Commission.

Microsoft Publicly Takes Google to Task Over Its Practices

Microsoft criticized Google for failing to adequately respond to a recent European Commission investigation into its market share and practices. In a blog post, Microsoft's deputy general counsel wrote that Google is trying to place the blame on Microsoft, rather than take responsibility for its own actions.

GM and Spyker Seal a Deal
for Saab

After a year-long search, General Motors finally found a buyer in the Dutch sports-car maker. The $400 million offer comprises $74 million in cash and $326 million in preferred shares. Saab workers and customers finally have a good reason to be hopeful.