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Broadcom Said to Gain Conditional EU Antitrust Approval for VMware Deal
US chipmaker Broadcom is set to gain conditional EU antitrust approval for its $61 billion (nearly Rs. 5,03,000 crore) proposed acquisition of cloud computing firm VMware, people familiar with the matter said, sending its shares up by almost 5 percent. The European Commission's clearance is tied to remedies relating to Broadcom's interoperability w...
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Google Cybersecurity Expert Links Russian Hackers to New Website Leaks Related to Brexit
Google cybersecurity expert and the former head of UK foreign intelligence has claimed that a new website that published leaked emails from several leading proponents of Britain's exit from the European Union is tied to Russian hackers.
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Tell Us What You Want On Brexit, European Union Urges Britain
Britain must tell the EU what kind of post-Brexit relations it wants with the bloc before negotiations can start, European Commission vice president Frans Timmermans said Monday.
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Look Who's Coming To Dinner: Date With Boris Johnson Has EU In Tizz
Boris Johnson's shock appointment as Britain's foreign secretary has given European counterparts an immediate diplomatic headache -- over whether to have dinner with him on Sunday in Brussels.
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David Cameron Wants 'Closest Possible' EU Relations After Brexit
Prime Minister David Cameron said today he wants the "closest possible" relations with the EU after Britain voted to leave the bloc, adding the split should be "as constructive as possible".
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Rolls-Royce Says 'Remains Committed' To Britain Post Brexit
Engine maker Rolls-Royce said on Tuesday it was still committed to Britain after the shock EU exit vote, but that the long-term impact would depend on future relations with the rest of the world.
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China A Potential Winner In Britain-EU Breakup
China is a potential winner if Britain and the European Union rework trade deals and look for investors after a British exit.
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Five Questions For Britain And Europe After Brexit Vote
Britons voted in a referendum on Thursday to leave the European Union. Following are answers to key questions on what will happen next in Britain's relations with the bloc.
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Britain's Press Regulator Condemns UK Newspaper's 'Queen Backs Brexit' Claim
Britain's press regulator ruled today that The Sun newspaper was "misleading" in suggesting that Queen Elizabeth II backs leaving the EU in next month's referendum -- but the tabloid stood by the story.
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David Cameron Says 'Not Enough' Progress Made After EU Talks
Prime Minister David Cameron said progress had been made in Britain's renegotiation of relations with the EU, after talks in Brussels on Friday, but it was "not enough".
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China's Xi Jinping Supports Britain Staying in EU: Ministry
Chinese President Xi Jinping said he hoped Britain would remain in the European Union, during talks with British Prime Minister David Cameron, the Chinese foreign ministry said in a statement.
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Britain Wants Economic Job for New EU Commissioner
Prime Minister David Cameron said on Wednesday he would push for Britain to get one of the EU's top economic jobs as he defended his choice of a relative unknown to be the country's next European commissioner.
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Iran says may cut oil to more European countries
The 27-nation EU accounts for about 18 per cent of Iran's oil exports.
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Broadcom Said to Gain Conditional EU Antitrust Approval for VMware Deal
US chipmaker Broadcom is set to gain conditional EU antitrust approval for its $61 billion (nearly Rs. 5,03,000 crore) proposed acquisition of cloud computing firm VMware, people familiar with the matter said, sending its shares up by almost 5 percent. The European Commission's clearance is tied to remedies relating to Broadcom's interoperability w...
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Google Cybersecurity Expert Links Russian Hackers to New Website Leaks Related to Brexit
Google cybersecurity expert and the former head of UK foreign intelligence has claimed that a new website that published leaked emails from several leading proponents of Britain's exit from the European Union is tied to Russian hackers.
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Tell Us What You Want On Brexit, European Union Urges Britain
Britain must tell the EU what kind of post-Brexit relations it wants with the bloc before negotiations can start, European Commission vice president Frans Timmermans said Monday.
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Look Who's Coming To Dinner: Date With Boris Johnson Has EU In Tizz
Boris Johnson's shock appointment as Britain's foreign secretary has given European counterparts an immediate diplomatic headache -- over whether to have dinner with him on Sunday in Brussels.
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David Cameron Wants 'Closest Possible' EU Relations After Brexit
Prime Minister David Cameron said today he wants the "closest possible" relations with the EU after Britain voted to leave the bloc, adding the split should be "as constructive as possible".
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Rolls-Royce Says 'Remains Committed' To Britain Post Brexit
Engine maker Rolls-Royce said on Tuesday it was still committed to Britain after the shock EU exit vote, but that the long-term impact would depend on future relations with the rest of the world.
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China A Potential Winner In Britain-EU Breakup
China is a potential winner if Britain and the European Union rework trade deals and look for investors after a British exit.
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Five Questions For Britain And Europe After Brexit Vote
Britons voted in a referendum on Thursday to leave the European Union. Following are answers to key questions on what will happen next in Britain's relations with the bloc.
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Britain's Press Regulator Condemns UK Newspaper's 'Queen Backs Brexit' Claim
Britain's press regulator ruled today that The Sun newspaper was "misleading" in suggesting that Queen Elizabeth II backs leaving the EU in next month's referendum -- but the tabloid stood by the story.
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David Cameron Says 'Not Enough' Progress Made After EU Talks
Prime Minister David Cameron said progress had been made in Britain's renegotiation of relations with the EU, after talks in Brussels on Friday, but it was "not enough".
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China's Xi Jinping Supports Britain Staying in EU: Ministry
Chinese President Xi Jinping said he hoped Britain would remain in the European Union, during talks with British Prime Minister David Cameron, the Chinese foreign ministry said in a statement.
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Britain Wants Economic Job for New EU Commissioner
Prime Minister David Cameron said on Wednesday he would push for Britain to get one of the EU's top economic jobs as he defended his choice of a relative unknown to be the country's next European commissioner.
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Iran says may cut oil to more European countries
The 27-nation EU accounts for about 18 per cent of Iran's oil exports.
