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The parent company of Yandex, Russia’s largest tech company and known as the country’s answer to Google, has sold off most of its Russian assets.  The deal leaves the Dutch parent company

Crypto fundraising platform Legion has launched a new reputation system targeting retail investors and startups interested in initial coin offerings (ICOs) under European Union regulations.  According to Legion, the reputation system “simplifies

FILE PHOTO: The EU plans to seek feedback to help lighten the regulatory burden for startups struggling to comply with rules on AI. | Photo Credit: Reuters The European Commission plans to

LONDON (AP) — The breathtaking development of artificial intelligence has dazzled users by composing music, creating images and writing essays, while also raising fears about its implications. Even European Union officials working

Europe should boost its IPO market to provide its best tech companies with a favourable environment to go public at home, rather than in the US, a group of European stock exchanges

The subscription plan is a response to European Union policies and court rulings to restrict Meta’s data-collection practices. Meta is considering paid versions of Facebook and Instagram that would have no advertising

The European Commission plans to seek feedback to help lighten the regulatory burden for startups struggling to comply with European Union rules on the use of artificial intelligence, according to a Commission

As Europe decides how to defend itself against American tariffs, lowering interest rates last week to fight the possibility of recession, a deeper question is driving debate. What does Europe need to

Ukrainian eco-startup Releaf Paper, which produces paper from fallen leaves, received a grant for €2.5 million from the European Commission (EC) for the construction of the first factory. In 2022, the project

The European Union has fined Apple €500 million (about $568 million) and Meta €200 million (about $227 million) for allegedly breaching the bloc’s Digital Markets Act, according to The Wall Street Journal.