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MEPs voted a resolution on Wednesday asking the EU Commission to adopt a common mobile phone charger standard across the bloc, despite Apple's opposition to the measure.
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Maximum price introduced for international EU calls
The EU have priced the cap of international calls within the EU following a series of legislative changes to strengthen electronic communication within the EU. Personal calls abroad will be capped at 19 cents per minute, with SMS messages capped at 6 cents per SMS.
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A new proposal to grant group compensation rights to consumers across the EU is at risk of being dilluted down. We can't let this happen.
Airbnb complies with EU consumer regulation demands
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New data protection rules come into force on May 25. They have been billed as the biggest shake-up of data privacy laws since the birth of the web.
EU moves to protect online shoppers
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Ryanair threatened with legal action over flight cancellations
The UK's Civil Aviation Authority is taking action against the low-cost carrier for "persistently misleading" customers about their rights following thousands of flight cancellations.
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German car makers face fraud claims
Major German carmakers including Volkswagon and Daimler are facing allegations they worked together to fix the price of diesel emission treatment systems in breach of EU cartel rules.
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EU fines Google a record €2.42bn
The EU says it for abusing its dominant position to manipulate search engine results for its own benefit.