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Ukraine and Russia reach deal on natural gas supplies

By James Kanter Oct. 31, 2014

BRUSSELS — Russian and Ukrainian officials reached an agreement Thursday to resume Russian deliveries of natural gas to prevent shortages during the winter months, which require large amounts of energy for heating.

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US, Europe back new economic sanctions against Russia

By James Kanter and David M. Herszenhorn Sep. 12, 2014

BRUSSELS — The United States and Europe agreed on Thursday to place additional economic sanctions on Russia over its role in promoting separatist warfare in eastern Ukraine despite a fragile new cease-fire that went into effect last week.

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Europe offers compromise to US on airline emissions taxes

By James Kanter Sep. 6, 2013

BRUSSELS — Seeking to end years of acrimony, the European Union has made concessions to the United States to try to gain support for global rules on airline emissions.

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French-German disputes could mar European summit

By James Kanter and Stephen Castle Oct. 19, 2012

BRUSSELS — European Union leaders sought Thursday to overcome sharp differences over how to improve supervision of their banks and budgets, at the start of a two-day summit meeting aimed at resolving the eurozone crisis.

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Google cleared for Motorola Mobility acquisition

By James Kanter and David Streitfeld Feb. 14, 2012

U.S. and European antitrust regulators on Monday approved Google’s acquisition of the cellphone maker Motorola Mobility without formal conditions, paving the way for the search giant to compete directly with its new archrival, Apple.

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Google trying to avoid antitrust fight in Europe

By James Kanter Feb. 22, 2011

BRUSSELS — At the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, the hottest ticket in recent years has invariably been an invitation to Google’s lavish private party, and 2011 was no exception.

World and Nation

Settlement Between AMD and Intel Will Not End Their Woes

By Steve Lohr and James Kanter Nov. 13, 2009

The giant chip maker Intel, facing antitrust challenges around the world, announced Thursday that it would pay $1.25 billion to settle its long-running disputes with its smaller rival, Advanced Micro Devices.

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