Battle for EU Top Jobs Pits Spain in Status Duel With Italy

(Bloomberg) -- The European Union’s next contest for a top job risks turning into a showdown between its two key Mediterranean powers staking rival claims to status and influence within the bloc.Most Read from BloombergCaesars Entertainment Paid Millions to Hackers in AttackVideo-Game Company Unity Closes Offices Following Death ThreatByron Allen Makes $10 Billion Bid for ABC, Other Disney NetworksWhen the Homeowners Association Comes for Your HomeDisney Holds Initial Talks on Sale of ABC to Loc

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