European court to re-examine €1.06bn Intel fine following appeal
An antitrust fine issued to Intel by the EU General Court has been temporarily annulled, providing encouragement to US tech firms found to have breached EU regulations
7 Sep 2017 | Concerning: Competition law | EU regulations | European Court of Justice | Intel
Nissan turns over new Leaf with entry into self-driving market
Japanese carmaker Nissan will release its first European car with driverless capabilities in January 2018, after proclaiming it to be "the most advanced electric vehicle for the masses"
6 Sep 2017 | Concerning: automobile industry | Nissan | self-driving vehicles | Tesla
Azerbaijan ran $3bn slush fund to pay off European politicians, says OCCRP
A new report has alleged ex-Soviet state Azerbaijan transferred huge sums of money in order to influence the Council of Europe and other international organisations
5 Sep 2017 | Concerning: Azerbaijan | Azerbaijani Laundromat | Ilham Aliyev | slush fund
