New York Times Global Edition April 29, 2009 European antitrust regulators could levy their largest fine ever in a market-dominance case against Intel, in what would be their latest shot at leveling the playing field in the global technology market. more
New York Times Global Edition April, 29 2009 PICTURE ME, IF YOU WILL, as I settle at my desk to begin my workday, and feel free to use a Vermeer image as your template. The pale-yellow light that gives Dutch paintings their special glow suffuses the room. The interior is simple, with high walls and […]
Spiegel Online April 29, 2009 The Obama administration is planning a huge stimulus package to kick-start clean energy investments. The plan already has European green energy companies laying the groundwork to reap benefits from the program. But will cheap oil kill it? more
Spiegel Online April 27, 2009 The current debate in the US on the “special interrogation methods” sanctioned by the Bush administration could soon reach Europe. It has long been clear that the CIA used the Szymany military airbase in Poland for extraordinary renditions. Now there is evidence of a secret prison nearby. more
Financial Times April 27, 2009 A top US official said on Monday that the European Union had overreacted to the outbreak in swine flu when it advised travelers against visiting the country, even as he himself cited the disease as a reason not to travel to Mexico. more