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News about European Union, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 2, 2014
French Pres Francois Hollande's cabinet presents budget blueprint designed to cut 50 billion euros, or $63 billion, in domestic spending over three years; refuses to implement cuts any faster than that, declaring independence from European Union's austerity-budget regime; move intensifies showdown between France and its main eurozone partners. MORE
Sep. 30, 2014
Cecilia Malmstrom, nominee for European Union trade commissioner, tells European lawmakers that a trade measure sought by United States that would give companies the right to sue countries might have to be abandoned. MORE
Sep. 30, 2014
Europe's antitrust regulator will issue report describing its investigation into whether low-tax countries like Ireland have made special deals with multinationals like Apple that helped companies avoid billions in taxes and created unfair advantages over other European Union member countries. MORE
Sep. 26, 2014
Ukrainian Pres Petro O Poroshenko says his office is in constant communication with Pres Vladimir V Putin of Russia to sustain a truce in eastern Ukraine, and that Ukraine is now looking ahead to pursue membership in the European Union. MORE
Sep. 26, 2014
Serge Schmemann Editorial Observer contends Scottish independence referendum posed interesting questions about meaning of nationalism within context of more closely connected Europe; maintains that fact that majority of Scots voted no on referendum shows that nations are able to foster national identity without succumbing to ill effects nationalism can produce. MORE
Sep. 24, 2014
Markit Economics report finds that eurozone's economic expansion continued to lose traction in September, with its composite output index falling to 52.3 from 52.5 in August. MORE
Sep. 15, 2014
European Union finance ministers endorse plans to leverage hundreds of billions of euros to finance new infrastructure projects and spur demand as part of effort to avoid economic stagnation; they direct the European Commission and the European Investment Bank to present initial plans. MORE
Sep. 13, 2014
United States and European Union broaden and deepen range of sanctions imposed on Russia in retaliation for its intervention in Ukraine; measures deal blow to Russian efforts to develop future oil sources in Arctic and elsewhere, and place further limits on access to American and European capital markets. MORE
Sep. 12, 2014
United States and Europe agree to place additional economic sanctions on Russia over its role in Ukraine despite new cease-fire agreement. MORE
Sep. 12, 2014
European Central Bank president Mario Draghi steps up pressure on countries like Italy to improve climate for business, but says there is room for governments to use public spending to reinvigorate stalled eurozone economy. MORE
Sep. 11, 2014
Jean-Claude Juncker, incoming president of European Commission, European Union's executive branch, nominates slate of new commissioners, but also reduces their autonomy by adding layer of oversight; Juncker's nominal goal is to streamline operations, but whether he is streamlining them or making them even more complex remains to be seen. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
Dacian Ciolos, European Union's agriculture commissioner, says he will double funds available for promoting the sale of farm goods; move is effort to counteract the effects of boycott by Russia, important export market for European producers. MORE
Sep. 1, 2014
News analysis; election of Polish Prime Min Donald Tusk as president of European Council is evidence of palpable shift in the way Western European leaders think about Poland and further evidence that old distinctions between Eastern and Western Europe are rapidly crumbling. MORE
Aug. 31, 2014
European Union leaders name Poland's Prime Min Donald Tusk to replace Herman Van Rompuy as the president of the European Council; represents first time bloc has nominated an Eastern European to the post. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
French Pres Francois Hollande says austerity policies that country has been compelled to adopt to meet eurozone's budget deficit targets are making growth impossible and announces fresh stimulus measures; it is the most public rejection by France of austerity that Germany has long prescribed for the eurozone. MORE
Aug. 18, 2014
Editorial contends that continued misguided policies of European leaders have impeded economic recovery throughout European Union; holds that both monetary and fiscal changes are needed to bring about recovery; adds that governments also need more flexibility and should be taking advantage of low bond yields to increase spending and kickstart their economies. MORE
Aug. 11, 2014
European Union's languishing antitrust case against Russian gas company Gazprom may underscore reality that natural gas is off the table when it comes to economic sanctions over Ukraine crisis; half of Russian gas sent to Europe goes through Ukraine. MORE
Aug. 4, 2014
Banco Espirito Santo is to be shut down as part of 4.9 billion euro rescue plan, transferring healthy business assets to another bank; rescue will be costly for Portugese government, which will cover cost in form of loan, even though bank is nowhere near one of eurozone's largest institutions; problems at Banco Espirito Santo may signal further troubles in European banking system. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
Serge Schmemann Quick History column reflects on the events of the week, including the collapse of cease-fire in Gaza, acknowledgment by CIA that its officers had snooped on computers of Senate committee investigating agency's controversial interrogation program, and European Union sanctions against Russia for its involvement in Ukraine. MORE
Jul. 30, 2014
United States and Europe announce coordinated sanctions on Russia for its intervention in Ukraine; joint effort is intended to curb Russia's long-term ability to develop new oil resources. MORE
Jul. 30, 2014
Editorial praises European Union for agreeing to stronger sanctions against Russia; contends new sanctions, as well as similar measures from United States, will go considerably beyond any previous actions; calls on French Pres Francois Hollande to at least delay delivery of second warship to Russians, as to make powerful statement about Western resolve not to appease Russian Pres Vladimir V Putin. MORE
Jul. 29, 2014
United States and Europe put aside their differences and agree to sharply escalate economic sanctions against Russia amid worries that it is stepping up its intervention in Ukraine and may be setting stage for outright invasion; package of measures would target Russia's financial, energy and military sectors. MORE
Jul. 26, 2014
European Union accelerates its efforts to enact tougher sanctions policy against Russia over its meddling in Ukraine. MORE
Jul. 23, 2014
European Union foreign ministers, gathered in Brussels to address downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, express anger but show little resolve to impose new measures that would further isolate Russia. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
Pres Obama imposes new round of sanctions against Russia in retaliation for Moscow's intervention in Ukraine, targeting some of its most important financial, energy and defense firms; European Union refuses to match American measures and instead adopts more tempered plan that blocks new development loans to Russia and threatens to target more Russian individuals. MORE
Jul. 15, 2014
European and American automakers are some of biggest corporate proponents of new trans-Atlantic trade pact; negotiations, which have struggled to gain momentum for more than year, resume in Brussels; efficiency is seldom goal for carmakers dealing with current trade rules. MORE
Jul. 15, 2014
Eurostat says factory output fell 1.1 percent in 18 countries of eurozone bloc, as well as in the 28 countries of the European Union. MORE
Jul. 15, 2014
European Central Bank president Mario Draghi says he does not see risk of widespread asset bubbles in eurozone, even if some markets are 'frothy.' MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Mario Draghi, president of European Central Bank, says countries in the euro zone should be compelled to take steps to improve the performance of their economies in same way that they are already required to observe rules on government spending. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
European statistics agency Eurostat is overhauling its economic measurements and requiring all European Union countries to take fuller accounting of trade in sex, drugs and other underground businesses; effort is aimed at getting more accurate reading of each country's gross domestic product. MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
Online review service Yelp joins critics formally opposing European Union's proposed antitrust settlement with Google; Yelp says in its filing in antitrust case that results on Google's search engine favor Google Plus Local, a direct Yelp competitor. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
Italian Prime Min Matteo Renzi means to use Italy's six-month tenure in the European Union presidency as platform from which to seek relief for his country's debt-saddled economy; will promote policies that focus on growth. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Unemployment rate in euro zone remains close to a high in May, coming in at 11.6 percent. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Work on major natural gas pipeline beneath Black Sea has stalled, as European Union and United States apply pressure on Bulgaria, where $22 billion gas conduit was to make landfall; Bulgaria is torn between EU and Russia in escalating conflict over Ukraine; Europe's dependence on Russia for gas is widely viewed as limiting scope of West's response to Ukraine crisis. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Steven Erlanger Dispatch column argues that Scotland's referendum on whether to leave the United Kingdom highlights a larger identity crisis in Great Britain; notes quandaries include its membership in the European Union, endurance of its 'special relationship' with the United States, and other doubts related to its continuing position as an elite world power. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
Ukrainian Pres Petro O Poroshenko signs long-delayed trade pact with Europe, announcing that he would like his country to one day become full member of European Union; move revives deal whose rejection in November 2013 set off months of pro-European protests and toppled his predecessor Victor F Yanukovych; also strikes defiant blow to Russia, which had vigorously opposed the pact, and raises risky bet on the West that has already cost Ukraine dearly. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
European Union leaders vote to appoint Jean-Claude Juncker as the next president of the bloc, despite strong objections from British Prime Min David Cameron. MORE
Jun. 23, 2014
Letter from Joaquin Almunia, Europe's top competition authority, indicates that Google could face ongoing antitrust scrutiny even if it settles long-running investigation in the European Union; letter is in part an attempt by Almunia to marshal support for unpopular settlement deal. MORE
Jun. 20, 2014
Hans-Olaf Henkel, former German business leader who has been elected to the European Parliament, calls for abolition of the euro; joins growing wave of popular discontent with European Union, arguing that Germany would be better off returning to deutsche mark. MORE
Jun. 19, 2014
France and Italy may be gaining support for effort to relax euro zone's rules on budget targets; effort could color discussions in Luxembourg, when bloc's finance ministers gather for their monthly meetings. MORE
Jun. 13, 2014
European Union says it will finance projects worth roughly $68 million in Moldova; former Soviet republic is prepared to sign association agreement with European bloc amid protests from Moscow. MORE
Jun. 13, 2014
European Union's General Court upholds antitrust fine of 1.06 billion euros, or $1.44 billion, against computer chip giant Intel; is largest antitrust penalty that Union has levied against a single company. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
European Union officials announce investigation into how low-tax nations like Ireland have helped large multinationals like Apple and Starbucks reduce their tax bills by billions of dollars; inquiry is part of more forceful approach to counter increasingly sophisiticated tax avoidance strategies by multinational companies. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
Tensions rise as Germany and Britain clash over who should next lead European Union; German Chancellor Angela Merkel backs Jean-Claude Juncker to be new president of European Commission, EU's powerful administrative arm, but British Prime Min David Cameron believes Juncker will only make EU seem even more removed from its citizens; also makes it clear that his promotion will hasten Britain's departure from the bloc. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Russian and Ukrainian officials fail to reach solution during talks in Brussels to dispute over energy that has exacerbated tensions and led to concerns about cutoffs of natural gas to the European Union. MORE
Jun. 6, 2014
Editorial contends series of policies announced by European Central Bank to bolster euro zone's frail economy are unlikely to be sufficient; contends that until euro countries provide stimulus by increasing their spending on public services, instead of cutting spending and increasing taxes, there is little hope for vigorous economic recovery in the euro zone. MORE
Jun. 4, 2014
Economists fear that outbreak of ultralow inflation across 18-nation euro zone is doing more harm than good to bloc's economic recovery; Europe's statistics agency reports that annual euro zone inflation slumped to 0.5 percent in May from 0.7 percent in April, falling further below 2 percent level that European Central Bank considers healthy; central bank is expected to take extraordinary measures to stimulate economy. MORE
Jun. 4, 2014
European Central Bank is widely expected to start charging banks interest to keep money in its vaults as part of increasingly urgent effort to prevent euro zone from falling into deflation; so-called negative deposit rate is meant to weaken euro and discourage investors from hoarding cash, hopefully stimulating economic growth. MORE
Jun. 3, 2014
Former British Prime Min Tony Blair calls on European Union leaders to deliver better living tandards after success of populist parties in European elections, but insists influx of immigrants from Eastern Europe benefited Britain. MORE
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Timeline: European Union
E.U. Telecom Companies Look for Room to Grow
Senior executives called on regulators to allow more consolidation within the sector as a way to help Europe's economy.
October 2, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: Deutsche Telekom AG , Telephones and Telecommunications , Antitrust Laws and Competition Issues , European Union
British Nominee to Oversee E.U. Financial Markets Faces Skeptics in Brussels
Jonathan Hill was pressed to explain why someone from outside the eurozone should write the rules governing financial markets and the banking sector across Europe.
October 2, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: European Union , Legislatures and Parliaments , Appointments and Executive Changes , Conflicts of Interest , Europe , European Commission
France Produces a 'No Austerity' Budget, Defying E.U. Rules
The plan defers bringing the budget deficit within a European threshold until 2017, as Paris said that a more rapid shift would harm the economy.
October 2, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: France , Hollande, Francois , European Union , Budgets and Budgeting , European Sovereign Debt Crisis (2010- ) , European Monetary Union , Sapin, Michel , Economic Conditions and Trends
Apple's Special Irish Tax Breaks
A letter from the European Commission that suggests that Ireland gave Apple favorable treatment is yet another document that sheds light on corporate tax avoidance.
October 1, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: Apple Inc , Almunia, Joaquin , Ireland , Corporate Taxes , European Commission , Editorials , European Union , Tax Shelters , Hewlett-Packard Company , Microsoft Corporation , Europe
Europeans Accuse Ireland of Giving Apple Illegal Tax Break
A commission laid out its preliminary case over Apple's taxes in Ireland, and it told the country it may order it to collect huge amounts of back taxes.
October 1, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: European Commission , Ireland , Apple Inc , Corporate Taxes , Tax Shelters , European Union , Almunia, Joaquin
Eurozone's Drop in Inflation Carries More Fears of Another Recession
With inflation dipping to 0.3 percent and unemployment remaining at 11.5 percent, the E.U. received more unwelcome news before the central bank meets.
October 1, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: Inflation (Economics) , Unemployment , European Union , European Central Bank
Cecilia Malmstrom, E.U. Trade Nominee, Points to 'Toxic Element' in U.S. Talks
Cecilia Malmstrom told European lawmakers that a measure that would give companies the right to sue countries that might have to be abandoned.
September 30, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: European Union , Malmstrom, Cecilia , International Trade and World Market , European Commission , European Parliament
E.U. Inquiry Into Tax Deals for Multinationals Like Apple Pushes Ahead
Europe's antitrust regulator will issue a report describing its investigation into whether countries like Ireland have cut tax deals to lure companies.
September 30, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: European Union , Almunia, Joaquin , Juncker, Jean-Claude , Vestager, Margrethe , Corporate Taxes , Tax Shelters , Ireland , Apple Inc , Luxembourg , Netherlands , European Commission , Starbucks Corporation , Fiat Finance and Trade Ltd SA
Nominee for European Digital Job Explains Positions in Hearing
Günther Oettinger, nominee to be the European Union's next digital economy commissioner, emphasized that he wanted to create greater connections across the 28-member bloc.
September 29, 2014, Monday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: Oettinger, Gunther H , European Union , Computers and the Internet
Under Pact, Russians to Give Gas to Ukraine
The agreement, brokered by European officials, aims to ensure gas flows over the coming six months, despite a dispute between Moscow and Kiev.
September 27, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON EUROPEAN UNION AND: Gazprom , Oettinger, Gunther H , Ukraine , Russia , European Union , Natural Gas
Europe Reacts to Scotland's Vote
Leaders from Britain, Scotland, Spain and the European Commission spoke after Scotland rejected independence from Britain in a referendum.
Ukraine, Caught in a Vise
Behind the continuing military conflict in eastern Ukraine lies an economic split. The country is moving toward Europe, straining its longstanding ties with Russia.
Russia and E.U. on Food Sanctions
Dmitri A. Medvedev, the Russian prime minister, and Frédéric Vincent, a spokesman for the European Commission, discussed Russia's ban on food imports from the United States and other countries.
How the E.U. Signed On to Sanctions
Why Europe had been so hesitant to act but is now set to dramatically escalate sanctions against Russia.
Ukraine Signs European Union Trade Deal
President Petro O. Poroshenko spoke at the signing ceremony of the trade deal between Ukraine and the European Union in Brussels.
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Celgene to reveal data on blood cancer drug
Analysts expect pomalidomide will win US approval in February, adding a potential blockbuster treatment to the biotech's drug lineup.
Celgene's (CELG) stock jumped more than 25% over the past 12 months in part because of the big biotech company's drug pipeline. And investors are set to find out more details about one of Celgene's promising new product, pomalidomide, a follow-up treatment for the blood cancer multiple myeloma.
Top-line results for a clinical study of pomalidomide will be presented Tuesday at the American Society of Hematology meeting in Atlanta. The study data will be revealed in a so-called late-breaking session, a designation usually reserved for breakthrough medical research.
Wall Street analysts expect pomalidomide will be approved by February 10, the deadline for Food and Drug Administration officials to decide on market clearance for the drug.
Like Celgene's biggest-selling cancer product, Revlimid, pomalidomide is a derivative of the once-banned drug thalidomide. In company studies, pomalidomide was shown to help lengthen lives of patients who were previously treated with other drugs. Celgene filed for U.S. approval of pomalidomide in combination with the steroid dexamethasone to treat relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma.
Celgene's drug Abraxane has also gotten much attention in recent weeks as that therapy shows potential to treat pancreatic cancer. But expectations also are high for pomalidomide.
Celgene CEO Robert Hugin previously predicted pomalidomide to be a potential blockbuster product. Analysts say the study data released so far for the drug and the market potential seem to back up that assertion.
There are about 100,000 relapsed multiple myeloma patients in the U.S. and Europe who have failed at least one prior therapy, according to numbers provided by William Blair analyst John Sonnier.
At least 45,000 U.S. and European patients have failed at least two previous treatments, says Sonnier, who rates Celgene a "buy."
In July, Onyx Pharmaceuticals (ONXX) multiple myeloma drug Kyprolis was approved for sale in the U.S. to treat patients who received at least two prior therapies.
Celgene drug's clinical success has been telegraphed in recent months but data presented at a major medical meeting is the most relevant and up-to-date information. New details can either hurt a stock or bolster it.
While the study results are under wraps, so far the signs are that the data is pretty good.
"Please be there on Tuesday morning because you will not be disappointed," Jean-Pierre Bizzari, Celgene's head of hematology and oncology clinical affairs, told investors at the medical conference Sunday night.
Shares of Celgene closed 2.3% higher at $80.50 Monday.
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Robert Walls
In a 259-game career, Robert Walls played in three premierships (1968, 1970 and 1972) for Carlton, captaining the team in 1997 and 1978 before ending his career with Fitzroy. He coached the Lions between 1981 and 1985 before switching back to the Blues and steering them to the 1987 premiership. Walls writes weekly for The Age.
Men on a mission
Robert Walls Round-one clash between arch rivals Richmond and Carlton carries much weight.
More glory days to come for entertaining Cats?
Robert Walls The Balnarring butcher's face lights up every time I enter his shop. It's not because he is happy to see me, it's because once again he wants to tell me how good his Cats are.
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Geelong kiss goodnight
Robert Walls I will be very surprised if the Cats get within five goals of the premiership favourites.
Controversial sub rule is kicking goals
Robert Walls It's back to the days of long kicks, fewer handballs and more contested marks.
Robert Walls
Time for Hawkins, J-Pod and Mooney to step up
Robert Walls It will be huge tonight. Two undefeated teams that, in recent years, have drawn the biggest crowds when they've met.
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Cream of the Cats
Robert Walls Geelong must settle on its best side. And soon.
Five reasons why Essendon can win the flag
Robert Walls Last year the Bombers, under James Hird's watch, jumped from 14th on the ladder to eighth.
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Cats showing all the signs of an era ending
Robert Walls A decade ago, the Brisbane Lions were in their prime. They won their first flag in 2001. Two more came straight after and on their fourth attempt at premiership success, they were toppled by Port...
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Cats can join the greats
Robert Walls If Geelong wins tomorrow it will rightfully be regarded as one of the all-time great teams. If it loses, it won't.
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Cats' reputation on the line in next eight weeks
Robert Walls The Cats could have had a sad record for the past month of one win, three losses. Make no mistake, this Geelong team has some problems.
Familiarity breeds content
Robert Walls There's a lot of advantages in a football team being settled. Familiarity on the field breeds confidence and predictability.
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Cool for Cats
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Success in finals starts at the top
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At the height of the much publicized trial between Bay area radio personalities Todd "M-J" Schnitt and "Bubba the Love Sponge" Clem in January.
Schnitt's attorney, Phil Campbell found himself on the other side of the law, after being stopped for suspicion of D-U-I.
The officer who stopped Campbell can be heard saying, "the reason why i am here is because obviously of the odor coming from you, so that raises our concerns and that's why we have to do this."
Tampa police dash cam video taken during the traffic stop, shows an officer questioning Campbell, who told the officer he takes medication that could affect the field sobriety test.
In the video Campbell can be head saying. "I am just saying I am wobbly, then the officer says "okay so it affects your walking and standing, "oh yeah" responds Campbell.
Campbell had been at downtown Tampa restaurant that January night, not knowing he was sharing drinks with a staffer from "Bubba's" legal team.
He offered to move her car and that's when he was stopped on the street.
In the video Campbell says, "I was trying to help somebody out.
But the officer says, "okay, sir letting you know your refusal to do the exercises will be used against you in a court of law, do you understand that sir."
"Bubba's" executive producer obtained the video from Tampa police thru Florida's "Sunshine law".
Brent Hatley said, "just as a regular citizen I went with the case number and Tampa P-D complied with the law the clerk for T-P-D gave it to us so I just thought it was no big deal they complied with the law so it is no big deal to me."
Campbell was arrested and taken into custody.
Campbell's attorney, John Fitizgibbbons issued a written statement saying. "he will eventually have plenty to say about what he calls, the three-hour stake-out and set-up arrest of Phil Campbell by Tampa police..
Campbell has yet to go to trial on the D-U-I charge.


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Crafted from Walnut stained Beechwood and outfitted with brilliant chrome hardware, our Tie & Belt Rack has 19 pegs for ties and two hooks for belts. Mounting screws and matte black caps to cover the screw holes are included.
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Tie & Belt Rack Walnut
15" x 2-5/8" x 2-7/8" h
This item is backordered and should be available for shipping on 11/10/2014.
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