Working women in EU earning 13% less per hour than men
Working women in the EU earn on average 13% less per hour than men. “Although the equal pay for equal
Russian state-owned media Russia Today and Sputnik banned from EU
The state-owned Russia Today and Sputnik, and their subsidiaries, will be blocked from EU territory, Ursula von der Leyen announced,
Google’s history of European fines
Google’s disagreement with how to understand European legislation has over the last three years led to the company being fined
How can we increase venture capital for women-led companies?
On July 15, the European Women in Venture Capital Group led by Kinga Stanislawska, who is also member of the
EU Commission issues copyright guidelines
The European Commission has issued a statement noting that June 7 is deadline for member states to introduce the new
EU privacy watch dog investigating EU’s institutions use of cloud computing
European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) is investigating how EU institutions use cloud computing services from Microsoft and Amazon expressing concern
Amazon won court case avoiding EU back tax
Amazon won the case about back taxes of Euro 250 million against EU Commissioner Margrethe Vestager at EU General Court.
EU unveils plans to welcome again tourists
The EU Commission has recommended lifting restrictions on non-essential travel for persons travelling to the EU, unveiling its plans to
EU prize for a teenage girl’s online shop that fights domestic violence
A Polish teenager won the European Union Civil Solidarity Prize for creating a disguised e-shop that helps the victims of
WEgate
WEgate is an online platform that aims to help women entrepreneurs to start and build up their business with the