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European Court: Not Every Violation of GDPR Legislation Entitles You to Compensation
Not every violation of the European General Data Protection Regulation (the well-known GDPR legislation) entitles you to compensation. The European Court of Justice stated this in a new judgment on Thursday.
The GDPR identifies how…
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LEGO Only Sees Going Public as a Last Option
The Danish family company LEGO will only consider an IPO as a very last option, where no one in the family would want to run the toy company anymore.
Thomas Kirk Kristiansen, who belongs to the fourth generation of the family…
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Irish Minister: Inflation can be Reduced With Companies’ Price Reductions
Irish Finance Minister Michael McGrath says that companies should do their part in the fight against inflation by lowering their prices.
He also thinks the European Central Bank (ECB) should be careful with interest rate hikes…
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Pope Francis Visits Hungary and Calls for Peace in Ukraine
Pope Francis is in Hungary for a three-day visit. Francis has meetings with the Hungarian president and Prime Minister Viktor Orban. On Sunday, he will also lead a mass in the centre of Budapest.
Pope Francis' long-awaited visit to…
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Former Audi Executive Pleads Guilty in Dieselgate Lawsuit
A former director of the German luxury car manufacturers Audi and Porsche, subsidiaries of car group Volkswagen, pleaded guilty to installing cheating software during a court case in Germany about 'dieselgate' on Tuesday.
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Three Persons Prosecuted for Defamation During President Emmanuel Macron’s Visit to Alsace
Three people are due to appear in court in September because they showed their middle fingers and shouted insults earlier this month during the visit of French President Emmanuel Macron to Sélestat, a municipality in Alsace.
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Child Abuse Trial Against Christian Brückner, Also Suspected of Murdering Maddie
A German court has called off a trial against German Christian Brückner. The court that wanted to prosecute Christian Brückner for child abuse does not consider itself competent. The man is also suspected of the high-profile murder of…
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CEO Ryanair Sees Great Opportunities in Ukraine After War
CEO Michael O'Leary of the Irish aviation group Ryanair sees great opportunities in Ukraine when the war is over. He says the airline is ready to quickly resume operations in Ukraine as soon as it is safe to fly again in the country torn by…
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