Italian carmaker Fiat Chrysler will pool its vehicle fleet with Tesla in order to avoid emissions penalties from the EU
A new copyright directive, which was approved by European policymakers on March 26, has been the subject of much criticism
The EU competition authority has imposed a hefty fine on Google once again, after accusing the tech giant of using its resources to gain an unfair advantage over its competitors
The EU plans to offer billions of euros in state and corporate funding to aid the construction of vast battery factories capable of competing with production in the US and Asia
Iconic US motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson will start rolling out electric bikes in 2019, a move the company hopes will attract younger customers and spark interest in new markets
The World Trade Organisation has heeded calls from Jakarta to repeal the EU’s anti-dumping duties on Indonesian biofuel, ruling the EU had miscalculated its standard price for the palm-oil-based product
The European Court of Justice has dismissed Uber’s claim that it is simply a digital platform company, declaring it must be subject to industry-wide transport regulations
Following another successful launch, the EU’s Galileo network now comprises 22 satellites, moving Europe a step closer to a global navigation system of its own
“Roam-like-at-home” finally kicks off as EU representatives agree wholesale caps for service providers across the region
EU regulators have voted in favour of a proposal to prevent geoblocking among music streaming and e-book services
With law firms issuing guidance on implementation of the new EU privacy laws, companies are being urged to plan ahead or risk being heavily fined
The EU, Japan and the US has filed a case against China at the WTO, challenging its constraints on the shipping and export of rare earth
