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The European Union is considering making banks pay for an emergency wind-up fund in case one of them goes bust, in an effort to prevent another spiral like the one that followed the Lehman Brothers collapse.
The European Union high court ruled Tuesday that clubs are entitled to recoup the training costs of players if they end up signing their first professional contract with a different team in any EU nation.
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou kept alive the possibility of requesting International Monetary Fund aid as German Chancellor Angela Merkel cautioned against “hasty” decisions on European Union assistance for the country.
March 17 (Bloomberg) -- The European Union said it was “surprised and concerned” to learn that some United Nations credits have re-entered the carbon market even after being surrendered for compliance in the bloc’s cap-and-trade program.
March 16 (Bloomberg) -- European Union finance ministers failed to agree on proposed rules to regulate hedge funds and private equity firms in the 27-nation region, an EU official said.
European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso says the EU needs to agree as soon as possible on a mechanism to support Greece financially if needed.
March 17 (Bloomberg) -- A global accord to limit emissions is unlikely in 2010 and officials shouldn’t raise expectations for a deal, Japanese and European Union delegates said.
March 18 (Bloomberg) -- Chancellor Angela Merkel is moving toward an International Monetary Fund-led solution to the Greek budget crisis as she navigates between European Union leaders who say the EU should take charge and a German public unwilling to foot the bill.
March 17 (Bloomberg) -- Britain’s antitrust regulator asked the European Union to investigate whether Procter & Gamble Co. ’s proposed acquisition of Sara Lee Corp.
The World Trade Organization is to issue a ruling Tuesday on a US complaint charging the European Union with illegal subsidies to aircraft manufacturer Airbus, an industry source said Friday.
Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych will pursue integration into the European Union while seeking “pragmatic” relations with Russia based on common interests, Ukraine’s new foreign minister said.
The World Trade Organization is to issue a ruling Tuesday on a US complaint charging the European Union with illegal subsidies to aircraft manufacturer Airbus, an industry source said Friday.
Major business events and economic events scheduled for Friday: WASHINGTON _ FDIC reports on bank closings. BEIJING _ Commerce Ministry news conference on Chinese-US trade. BRUSSELS _ EU conference on managing future banking crises with ECB's Trichet, IMF's... European Central Bank - European Union - International Monetary Fund - Business - Financial Services
The European Union on Wednesday warned Germany, France, Spain, Italy and the Netherlands that they are relying too much on a strong economic recovery to meet debt reduction targets.
Greece raised the stakes on Thursday in its quest for EU help to tackle its debt crisis, saying it cannot achieve promised deficit cuts if its borrowing costs remain so high and may have to call in the IMF.
European Union countries called off Tuesday talks on new rules to oversee hedge funds, saying they needed more time to get "isolated" Britain on board a compromise deal. Spanish Finance Minister Elena Salgado said her country, which currently leads EU talks,... Hedge fund - European Union - Business - Investing - Funds
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