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EU approves Oracle’s acquisition of Sun
The EU has now approved the acquisition of Sun Microsystems by Oracle but it still has China and Russia to contend with before the deal is done.
Oracle boasts quarterly rise in earnings
Database company Oracle has released better than expected results for the second quarter of its 2010 fiscal year and remains positive about its...
Oracle and Sun deal faces more problems
After job losses and anti-trust probes, Oracle’s acquisition of Sun has more hurdles to jump.
Sun slashes 3,000 jobs
Sun Microsystems is set to let thousands of staff go, citing delays in its acquisition by Oracle as the cause.
EU says broadband key for economic recovery
All the focus has been on Britain's plans for next-generation broadband, but we also need to be part of 'Team Europe'.
Identity cards to work across Euro borders
A scheme which would allow national ID cards to be used across Europe for the use of public services is launched.
Oracle’s acquisition of Sun rejected by EU
After investigating this year’s most talked about acquisition, the European Commission has concluded Oracle buying Sun would be anti-competitive.
EU reviews internet security after emissions fraud
A phishing scam against the Emissions Trading Schemes has left the EU considering its options for online security.
OFT calls for UK investigation into mobile merger
The Office of Fair Trading has called on Europe to allow it to investigate the merger between T-Mobile and Orange, as it fears it could damage...
T-Mobile and Orange resist UK competition inquiry
Both T-Mobile’s and Orange’s parent companies want to have a competition review of their proposed merger held in Brussels rather than London.
One in three Europeans have never used internet
Could a new generation of digitally clued-up young Europeans dig us out of this economic hole?
Microsoft quits EU hearing
Microsoft has said it is being refused the right to a fair hearing in its antitrust trial.
Government warned to act before IP addresses run out
The growth of the internet means more IP addresses need to be made available, while the freeing up of domain names is also becoming an issue.
ISP email law changes meet stiff opposition
Information retention requirements for ISPs are changing very soon.
Kroes to outline internet regulation plans
Ahead of the European vote for members of parliament, the current competition commissioner will outline what she would do with the Commission’s...
T-Mobile, Orange to sell spectrum for merger approval?
France Telecom and Deutsche Telekom have offered concessions to the European Commission to make sure the Orange/T-Mobile deal in the UK gets given...
Europe invests in higher speed networks
The European Commission has announced it will invest €18 million into researching LTE technology to provide high speed 4G networks in the future.
European leaders want broadband for all
In what's becoming a common theme among politicians, the European Commission is debating measures to make broadband available for everyone in the...
UPDATED: European Commission delays Oracle/Sun deal
The European Commission is to launch a investigation into Oracle’s acquisition of Sun Microsystems.
EU considers €1 billion broadband investment
Ahead of the UK's Digital Britain report, the European Commission proposes to invest in broadband to boost the economy.
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