Council of the European Union & European Union

Council of the European Union: The Council of the European Union initially upheld the classification of Alphabet Inc.'s conduct as an infringement, reducing the fine but largely confirming the Commission's findings, which was then affirmed by the higher court.

European Union: The European Union, through its Court of Justice and International — European Commission, successfully upheld a significant antitrust fine against Alphabet Inc., demonstrating its commitment to regulating dominant technology companies and enforcing competition laws. This strengthens its regulatory authority and sets a precedent for future cases.

Council of the European Union: The proposed defense projects are subject to approval from the Council of the European Union, making it a key decision-maker in their implementation.

European Union: The European Union is the overarching bloc providing the framework and potential funding for the proposed defense projects, aiming to boost its defense industrial base.

Council of the European Union: The Council of the European Union, along with the European Union — European Parliament, established Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 on market abuse, which Aperam is complying with.

European Union: The European Union is the overarching political and economic union under which the Market Abuse Regulations were established, governing market conduct for companies like Aperam.

Council of the European Union: The Council of the European Union is referenced as the source of Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 on market abuse, which governs the share buyback program.

European Union: The European Union's regulations on market abuse (MAR) and the Safe Harbour Regulation govern Ericsson's share buyback program.

Council of the European Union: The Council of the European Union formally approved Bulgaria's adoption of the Europe.