50 Wikipedia Links Disappear From Google Searches Over The 'Right To Be Forgotten'
Wikipedia entries have been removed from Google search thanks to a new EU ruling.
Portugal In $6.6B Rescue Of Banco Espirito Santo
Under the plan, Banco Espirito Santo, or BES, will be split into a "good bank", renamed Novo Banco, and a "bad bank."
Russia Accuses EU Of Double Standards Over Ukraine
Relations between Moscow and Brussels have deteriorated since the EU imposed sanctions on Russia over its involvement in the conflict in eastern Ukraine, where pro-Russian separatists are fighting government forces.
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Alitalia currently places 70th out of 100 global carriers ranked by Skytrax. Meanwhile, Etihad is in seventh place.
BP Paribas Iran Sanctions Case: Why American Bank Fines Have Gotten So Big
U.S. regulators' plan to fine BNP Paribas $10 billion has as much to do with politics as with finance -- and Europe can't do much about it.
South Africa's Economy At Risk Amid European Import Restriction
Amid fears of "black spot" fruit disease, the EU has restricted imports of citrus fruit from South Africa, the world's largest exporter.
Euroskeptic Election Surge Gives EU A Headache
Anti-establishment parties of the far right and hard left have more than doubled their representation, harnessing a mood of anger.
EU Elections: Anti-Immigrant Wave Sweeps Europe
A report by Open Europe said: "Across Europe, all eyes are on the possible surge in anti-EU, populist, anti-immigrant or anti-establishment parties."
National Front Shocks France With First-Place Win
The ruling Socialist Party of President Francois Hollande was third with a humiliating 13 percent.
Rights Groups Slam 'Right to be Forgotten' Ruling as Censorship
While a great majority have welcomed the ruling, calling it a victory for data protection and the right to privacy, there has also been backlash.
Weak Retail Sales Data Puts A Wrinkle On US Growth Outlook
US retail sales barely rose in April, tempering hopes of a sharp acceleration in economic growth in the second quarter.
Euro Falls The Most In Weeks After ECB President Mario Draghi Signals Easing Monetary Policy
German exports also fell 1.8 percent on the month, while imports declined 0.9% from February.
Ukraine Crisis Could Have Economic Impact Far Beyond The Region
Experts debate what could happen to the global economy if the Ukraine conflict worsens.
New Russia Sanctions Will Have Little Impact, Experts Say
The latest round of sanctions on Russia hits people close to Putin, but they won't make a dent in the world's sixth-largest economy.
Germany's Private Sector Expands Faster In April: PMI
Both the manufacturing and services sector grew more than expected in April.
EU Funding Nanotechnology Research To Monitor Air Pollution At Home, Work And In The Car
Mini sensors would detect the surrounding air composition in the home, office or car, with possible smartphone apps.
Iran Expects Next Payment Under Nuclear Deal, Confirming Compliance
Payment will be the fifth of six installments that together will total $4.2 billion.
World Bank Cuts China's Growth Target, Underlining Concerns Among Global Markets And Investors; Developed Nations To Drive Growth In 2014
The report expressed concerns about China's policy agenda being too ambitious and encouraged reforms as the path to sustained growth.
European Union Votes To End Roaming Charges And Protect Net Neutrality
The European parliament vote overwhelmingly in support for regulations that will end roaming charges across the European Union.
European Investment Bank Facing Accusations Of Cover-Up In Zambian Mining Tax Report
In response to the lack of information from EIB, 11 NGOs have now written the bank’s president demanding the report's release.
Europe Unemployment Dips; Lowest Rates Recorded In Austria, Germany And Luxembourg; Highest In Greece And Spain
In the February data, the lowest unemployment rates were recorded in Austria, Germany and Luxembourg.
Europe-Africa Partnership To Study Global Warming From Space
At the U.N. Africa Forum in Brussels this week, officials will discuss plans to use data from satellites to help deal with climate change and promote development.
Special Economic Zone Eyed for Crimea: Russia PM
Russian PM Medvedev flaunted Russia's annexation of Crimea on Monday by flying there and announcing a special economic zone for the region.
Sanctions Against Iran Should Focus On Powerful Revolutionary Guards
Rouhani’s human rights record is even worse than that of his predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and Iran’s long-term nuclear aspirations remain unchanged.
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