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Spain will defend its value-added tax rates after the EU’s highest court ruled it violated European Union rules by granting reduced levels on too-wide a range of health-care products.
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Spain violated European Union rules by granting a lower value-added tax on too-wide a range of health-care products including some used for disabled animals, the EU’s highest court ruled.
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The European Union’s first region- wide patent system could be in place by early 2014 after EU lawmakers broke a decades-long deadlock on plans to make the protection of inventions in Europe cheaper and easier.
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The European Union’s first region- wide patent system could be in place by early 2014 after EU lawmakers broke a decades-long deadlock on plans to make the protection of inventions in Europe cheaper and easier.
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Mark Kurland, a co-founder of New Castle Funds LLC, was ordered to serve 27 months in prison after pleading guilty in the Galleon Group LLC insider-trading case, becoming the first defendant in the scheme to be sentenced.
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A federal appeals court in Virginia threw out two challenges to the Obama administration’s 2010 health-care law, saying it lacked authority to decide whether the measure is constitutional.
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Qualcomm Inc. is facing a new complaint over claims it breached European Union antitrust rules, less than a year after the EU’s executive agency dropped an investigation into the company.
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Former Mongolian President Nambaryn Enkhbayar was found guilty of graft charges and sentenced to four years in prison, a court spokesman in Mongolia said. He has 14 days to appeal the decision.
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Mark Cuban, the billionaire owner of the Dallas Mavericks, must face insider-trading allegations that were dismissed last year by a lower-court judge, an appeals court ruled.
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The European Commission said it will start on July 7 “a wide-ranging debate on the future of pensions in Europe.”
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