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The European Commission is under fire for how officials quit to join law firms and lobbying outfits.

Internet users are complaining how the EU’s Digital Markets Act is changing online services.

Companies face fines of up to 10 percent of their global annual turnover if European Commission decides they are breaking the laws.

The European Commission is checking whether a CRRC unit was boosted by Chinese subsidies that allowed it to unfairly undercut rivals.

Time is running out to make progress on on files before the 2024 European election.

Published: 20 May 2021, 08:31 By: Image: Tucson Electric Power. 20 May 2021: Mobile energy storage and power-as-a-service startup Moxion looks to replace generators in construction industry Investors including Energy Impact Partners contributed to a US$10 million Series A funding round closed by Moxion Power, a US manufacturer of mobile energy storage systems. Aimed at industries such as construction which rely on portable, outdoor power systems, Moxion believes its equipment, whi...

The Drinks Business 12 January 2021 By Edith Hancock This year’s Beer & Cider Masters showed just how much the low- and no-alcohol sector of the category has improved in recent years, with some genuinely excellent brews receiving medals, writes Edith Hancock. It could appear trite to call this year’s edition of the Global Beer Masters unprecedented. This is the eighth blind tasting we have carried out in 2020 with full social distancing precautions in place. But, to par...