EU scales back tech rules to boost AI investment, says digital chief
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EU says AI race 'far from over' as bloc pledges 50-billion-euro investment boost
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Tuesday that the race for AI leadership had not yet been won by China or the U.S.CNBC - Feb. 11 -
Silicon Valley fights EU tech rules with backing from Trump
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EU to ease fiscal rules to boost defence spending
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BP set to scale back green investments as profits drop sharply
The oil giant is widely expected to say it will scale back on renewables later this month.BBC News - Feb. 11 -
European dairy boss says uncertainty about green rules holding back investment
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Policing in 'hopeless position' after court ruling on vetting, Met chief says
The High Court rules that officers cannot be dismissed for losing their vetting clearance.BBC News - Feb. 11
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