Paul Meller

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EU to demand repayment of rescue aid to Bull

The European Commission is about to write to the French government, asking it to explain why rescue aid for its troubled computer firm Bull SA appears not yet to have been repaid, an official said Tuesday.

MS ANTITRUST: EU extends probe, delays a ruling

The European Commission said Thursday that it is seeking more evidence to strengthen its antitrust case against Microsoft Corp. The move will delay any final ruling in the five-year-long case.

EURID will manage .eu top-level domain

The European Commission confirmed Thursday the appointment of a Belgian-led consortium called EURID to manage the .eu top-level domain (TLD).

EU software patent law delayed by a month

A proposal for a pan-European law on software patents is being delayed by a failure among European parliamentarians to agree on the text, an official at the European Parliament said Monday.

EC fines Deutsche Telekom 12.6 million euros

The European Commission decided Wednesday to fine Deutsche Telekom AG (DT) 12.6 million euros (US$14.8 million) for failing to unbundle the local telecommunications loop in Germany.

MS ANTITRUST : EU mulls report of Microsoft antitrust pricing

The European Commission is considering whether to order Microsoft Corp. to hand over internal memos revealed in the International Herald Tribune and New York Times newspapers that describe sales practices the European regulator suspects may break its antitrust rules, people close to the Commission said Thursday.

EC hits Hynix with 33 per cent punitive duty

The European Commission Thursday slapped 33 per cent duties on imports of dynamic RAM (DRAM) made by the South Korean firm Hynix Semiconductor Inc.

EC accuses France of hindering cable Internet providers

The European Commission Wednesday accused the French government of giving France T

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