Brussels to exempt most EU companies from carbon border tax
Over 80% to be exempted by reforms aimed at cutting red tape and boosting productivity
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Starmer will ‘fight’ to restore closer EU ties, says UK’s Brussels minister
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EU redeploys border guards to Gaza-Egypt border crossing
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EU industry urges Brussels to continue probes into Big Tech
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Brussels proposes extending EU banks’ access to UK clearing houses
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Cruz reintroduces bill exempting tips from federal taxes
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EU leaders warn Trump not to meddle with Europe’s borders
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Meta exempted top advertisers from standard content moderation process
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