John Dalli News
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John Dalli, who stepped down as the European Union’s health commissioner in October, asked an EU court to overturn his resignation in the wake of a fraud investigation.
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European Union anti-fraud investigators said John Dalli, who resigned yesterday from the European Commission, was aware of attempts by a Maltese entrepreneur to sell access to him, amid confusion over whether Dalli was pushed to stand down.
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The European Union said it was “politically untenable” for John Dalli to remain an EU commissioner after findings of a fraud investigation were revealed last week as Dalli maintained that he was pushed to stand down.
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A former Bank of America Corp. computer programmer was accused in a lawsuit by the bank of stealing 21 confidential files the day before he was to be fired.
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Germany’s E. coli outbreak killed another patient, bringing the death tally to 23, and sickened 96 more people as officials continued to search for a source.
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More than 1,600 people in Europe have been infected with a strain of E. coli bacteria that’s never been seen in an outbreak before, the World Health Organization said, as authorities search for the source of the malady.
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Annie Mesnil survived cancer, only to have the implant that replaced her right breast leak industrial-grade gel into her body. Now European regulators are trying to figure out how to make sure it doesn’t happen again.
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The European Union plans to change the approval process for growing genetically modified crops in the 27-nation grouping, easing a system that blocked all but one application in more than a decade.
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The European Union will consider plans to allow group lawsuits for antitrust violations and consumer complaints, while stopping short of endorsing U.S.- style class-action complaints.
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The restaurant in Luebeck, Germany, being investigated after 17 people became ill with E. coli received supplies from Hamburg, the owner told ZDF television in an interview today.
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