European Commission

€7.2bn in cash-for-reforms deal to be put to a reluctant Athens.

Greek Prime Minister says he put forward a comprehensive proposal after Troika leaders met

EXCLUSIVE: Rees-Mogg says David Cameron's negotiations should not be hurried.

Britain rejects quota plan, while France, Spain, Hungary, Slovakia and Estonia have concerns.

Pirate Bay's .SE domain has been seized, but the torrent tracker is fighting back with .GS, .LA, .VG, .AM, .MN, and .GD domains

GE unlikely to get unconditional EU clearance for its Alstom bid.

David Cameron wants to stay in EU but only with reform to migration and benefits rules.

Athens demands mutual concessions in talks on bailout and debt.

EU review of the digital market will focus on transparency and could lead to tighter regulation.

Cash-strapped government hopes to raise €180m as debt forecast to rise.

Britain should get a fair deal in the European Union but cannot impose its agenda on the bloc's other 27 members.

Apple warned European Commission's investigation into tax deals with Ireland could have 'material' impact, if decision goes against it.

Gas giant Gazprom has 12 weeks to reply and can also request an oral hearing to present its arguments.

Draft of reforms hints that over-the-top services could be brought under same regulatory regime of traditional operators.

European Union is preparing to force Germany to change privacy laws after the Germanwings crash.

IBTimes UK takes a look at how the authorities are looking out for you.

Athens has tabled a plan to tackle tax evasion and corruption, and pledges to pay the IMF on time.

Taxi company Uber has filed a formal complaint with the European Commission over a ban preventing it from operating in Spain.

David Cameron will today appeal for more moderate VAT rules covering small online businesses trading overseas.

EU finance ministers agreed the details of a €315bn (£224bn, $338bn) investment plan to help revive the European economy.

Campaign group Business for Britain found 64.7% of UK laws originate from Brussels.

Meeting is expected to help Europe decide next step in its four-year-old investigation against Google.

Antediluvian economic doctrines of Germany have caused unnecessary social harm to Greece, Ireland, Spain, Italy, and Portugal.

The EU competition authority is expected to announce the investigation next week.

President Obama's claims of Europe protecting domestic technology firms branded 'out of line' by European Commission

EU antitrust regulators could demand concessions on concerns that the merged entity could lead to higher prices.

The EC has been investigating Amazon's tax affairs in Luxembourg.

Eurostat says rate was stable compared to October but down from 11.9% last year.

Despite a declining rate, China continues to top the list of countries in carbon emissions followed by the US.

This week's rhetoric on inflation shows the European Commission is being pulled apart by horses.