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Bank Sued For Denying Request To Work Remotely From French Riviera
A former BNP Paribas SA regional director is suing the lender, claiming she was left with no other choice than quitting after it vetoed her request to work remotely from the French Riviera where her husband had got a new job.
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Man Paid To Do Nothing Wanted $2 Million. He Missed His Chance By 2 Days
An executive who was paid about $18,000 a month by LafargeHolcim Ltd. to do nothing failed in his suit to force the cement maker to fire him with a payout worth more than $2 million. Timing was his undoing.
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Google Fight on Right to Be Forgotten Is EU Case of Deja Vu
The EU Court of Justice will now have to decide whether links should be purged from Internet searches in one country, across the EU or globally.
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EU Aims for Tougher Scrutiny of Silicon Valley Data-Heavy Deals
EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager, who took office at the end of 2014, has signalled a willingness to delve more into how merging companies.
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Facebook, Google Scrutinised Amid French Online Ad Sector Probe
French Competition Authority will examine the importance of collecting and exploiting data to compete in the online display advertising sector.
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Google Sides With Facebook Amid Data-Dominance Investigation
Fabien Curto Millet, an economist at Google, told a Paris conference that it's wrong to meld data privacy with antitrust issues.
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Qualcomm Said to Face EU Antitrust Complaint on Predatory Pricing
Regulators are reportedly in the final stages of preparing a so-called statement of objections.
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Bank Sued For Denying Request To Work Remotely From French Riviera
A former BNP Paribas SA regional director is suing the lender, claiming she was left with no other choice than quitting after it vetoed her request to work remotely from the French Riviera where her husband had got a new job.
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Man Paid To Do Nothing Wanted $2 Million. He Missed His Chance By 2 Days
An executive who was paid about $18,000 a month by LafargeHolcim Ltd. to do nothing failed in his suit to force the cement maker to fire him with a payout worth more than $2 million. Timing was his undoing.
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Google Fight on Right to Be Forgotten Is EU Case of Deja Vu
The EU Court of Justice will now have to decide whether links should be purged from Internet searches in one country, across the EU or globally.
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EU Aims for Tougher Scrutiny of Silicon Valley Data-Heavy Deals
EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager, who took office at the end of 2014, has signalled a willingness to delve more into how merging companies.
-
Facebook, Google Scrutinised Amid French Online Ad Sector Probe
French Competition Authority will examine the importance of collecting and exploiting data to compete in the online display advertising sector.
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Google Sides With Facebook Amid Data-Dominance Investigation
Fabien Curto Millet, an economist at Google, told a Paris conference that it's wrong to meld data privacy with antitrust issues.
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Qualcomm Said to Face EU Antitrust Complaint on Predatory Pricing
Regulators are reportedly in the final stages of preparing a so-called statement of objections.
