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Memorandum of understanding signals further thaw between the two sides since they settled Windsor framework in February
European Commission chief says EU needs to assess its capacity to absorb multiple new environmental laws
Competition officials in Brussels take different view from UK regulator on cloud gaming market
The recent run of bank collapses has prompted global policymakers to review standards
Sellside tales of woe
Leaked document indicates EU will allow asset managers to continue to pay commissions to advisers
A veto on inducements paid by product manufacturers to financial advisers had been expected this month
Business groups and member states warn weak enforcement threatens single market project
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Majority of countries in bloc say law would prevent shortages of critical medicines
In praise of box-ticking
Alphabet, Netflix and Amazon have cried foul over a new proposal from European telecoms companies
Launch in Ireland of four funds will be first to take advantage of rule change allowing umbrella structure
Vas Narasimhan warns giving Brussels power over drug manufacturing during crises will hit investment
Proposal for compulsory licensing risks ire of pharma groups keen to protect patents and revenue
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