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Liberty Media’s $4.2bn MotoGP deal finally gets European Commission approval
Formula 1 commercial rights owner, Liberty Media, can finally complete its acquisition of the MotoGP motorcycling world championship after receiving unconditional approval from the European Union’s European Commission executive arm.
After major rift last week over green rules, the center-left is now gearing up to fight von der Leyen on the next seven-year ...
According to Jakob Greiner, Deutsche Telekom’s chief EU lobbyist, the Commission’s forthcoming legislative reform – the Digital Networks Act (DNA) – should focus on easing provisions in the European ...
Just days before the Green Claims Directive was due to be finalised, the European Commission rescinded its support for the ...
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Liberty given "unconditional" green light for MotoGP acquisition by European CommissionMotoGP promoter Dorna is being snapped up by Formula 1 owner Liberty Media in a deal worth around $4.2 billion ...
Europe's metal producers are warning of a shortage of scrap and an upending of carbon-emission strategies after U.S. Donald ...
Cabin Bag Rules Remain Controversial In European Passenger Rights is published in Aviation Daily, an Aviation Week ...
Emma Nehrenheim is the new Managing Director of the European Battery Alliance (EBA). Founded in 2017, the battery alliance is a project initiated by the ...
The vice president of the EU executive pressured the environment commissioner over several days to preserve the law.
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