(Reuters) reports from London. Google won a lawsuit filed on behalf of 1.6 million individuals against a British hospital trust over medical information transferred to the US internet giant. In 2015, the Royal Free London NHS Trust handed patient data to Google’s artificial intelligence business DeepMind Technologies in order toRead More →
(Reuters) – PARIS The French antitrust authority handed Facebook-owner Meta (META.O) two months to alter its access criteria for ad verification partners, claiming that the business was possibly abusing its dominant market position in online advertising. The competition regulator said in a statement that Meta must publish new access requirementsRead More →
LONDON/DUBLIN- (Reuters) – European savers are withdrawing more money from banks in search of a better bargain, as lenders refuse to pay up to hang on to deposits that they believe they can temporarily manage without. The pattern revealed as several of the region’s largest lenders reported a successful startRead More →
(AFP) – According to almost final statistics, the far-right EKRE received just 16 percent of the vote, while Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas’ center-right Reform Party received 31.6 percent. Reform will once again need to assemble a coalition with one or more of the parties represented in the 101-seat legislatureRead More →
LONDON (Web Desk) – Britain announced plans on Monday for a post-Brexit review of its regulations for the 11 trillion pound ($13.2 trillion) asset management industry, with a focus on improving liquidity after a near-meltdown in funds used by pension schemes last September. Before Britain left the European Union, lawsRead More →
Frankfurt (AFP)- According to data released on Thursday, China was Germany’s top commercial partner for the seventh consecutive year in 2022, raising concerns among politicians about Beijing’s economic hegemony. According to the federal statistics office Destatis, goods worth 297.9 billion euros ($318.9 billion) were traded between the two nations lastRead More →
GENEVA (AP) — After a financially successful 2022 World Cup in Qatar, FIFA had approximately $4 billion in reserves, and rising hospitality and ticket sales for the 2026 event in North America are likely to add billions to FIFA’s profits. FIFA disclosed “exceptionally solid” finances in its 2022 annual report,Read More →
GENEVA (AP) — A guy wearing a bulletproof vest and carrying explosives was apprehended at one of the entrances of the Swiss Parliament on Tuesday, prompting the Swiss capital’s police to evacuate Parliament and adjacent institutions. Berne police said in a statement that in the early afternoon, “federal security personnelRead More →
BERLIN -(Reuters) – NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg’s tenure will be extended again, Welt am Sonntag said on Sunday, citing anonymous diplomatic sources, as the alliance strives to preserve stability throughout the Ukraine conflict. Members will extend Stoltenberg’s tenure until April 2024 in recognition of his “excellent accomplishments” and toRead More →
(Reuters) – Russia’s defence ministry claimed on Sunday that a major rocket attack on two facilities in eastern Ukraine temporarily hosting Ukrainian military killed more than 600 Ukrainian personnel. Reuters was unable to confirm the military ministry’s claim immediately. There was no immediate response from Ukraine to Russia’s allegation, howeverRead More →
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