Business and competition

Western allies worry the EU candidate state is bringing undue political interference to bear in the energy sector.

The filing caps a two-and-a-half-year investigation into the oil giant.

The Brussels Effect is becoming less effective.

Liz Truss’ grand plan was “undermined by the economic establishment,” argues Liz Truss.

As boss of the EU’s €300 billion Global Gateway infrastructure initiative, Jozef Síkela’s job will be to beat China at its own game.

The Meta exec and former deputy PM said Britain had “wasted a huge amount of time” focusing on the gloomy risks of artificial intelligence.

Making the EU more competitive has become its obsession. No one knows if that’s achievable ― or whether other policies will survive it.

We break down the 20 figures inside and outside government shaping Labour’s trade policy.

We break down the 20 figures inside and outside government shaping Labour’s tech policy.

Looking to influence financial services policy but unsure who to meet at Labour’s inaugural party conference in Liverpool this weekend? Politicians, advisers or policy wonks: We’ve got …

Who to look out for in Liverpool this weekend.

After a spate of bad news involving giants like Volkswagen and Intel, the mood in Germany has turned gloomy.

After unveiling her new team, the European Commission president holds more influence than ever.

The French president dodged political death over the summer … by throwing his allies under the bus.

The powerful labor union is deeply connected to working class voters in the Midwest and other battleground states that could be crucial to the outcome of November’s election.

Judges say the European Commission made errors in assessing the search giant’s advertising contracts with publishers.

Fossil-fuel companies are the new patrons of Big Sport, according to think tank New Weather Institute.

After Thierry Breton’s resignation, French officials are bemoaning a loss of influence in Brussels.

Whistle-stop tour of European capitals by Wang Wentao could end in a tough gig when he meets EU trade chief Valdis Dombrovskis.

Spain’s climate expert is poised to become the EU’s competition chief, net-zero architect and economic transformer — all in one.

Magnus Brunner was one of the favorites to be economy commissioner. He’ll be dealing with borders instead.

Ursula von der Leyen appoints the socialist politician as her No. 2.