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Microsoft Will Introduce Message Encryption for Its Cloud-Based Office 365 Service

Nov 26, 2013

Microsoft has announced that it will introduce message encryption for its cloud-based Office 365 service in early 2014. Dubbed Office 365 Message Encryption, the system will automatically encrypt email to anyone outside a company ...

Tags: Computer Products, software, Office 365, Microsoft

Over Three Quarters of Consumers Globally Are Concerned About Their Privacy Online

Jun 27, 2013

In spite of assertions by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and others that the age of privacy is over, new research commissioned by civil liberties campaign group Big Brother Watch has revealed that over three quarters of consumers globally ...

Tags: Computer Products, software

Mika Seitorvita Stated That The Bids Received So Far for Its Italian Asset AST

May 28, 2013

Mika Seitorvita, CEO of Finnish steelmaker Outokumpu, has stated that the bids received so far for its Italian asset Acciai Speciali Terni (AST) do not meet the expectations of the Finnish company. "The bids Outokumpu has received so far ...

Tags: Italy, steelmaking, Outokumpu, European Union, Brescia

EC May oblige Aperam to Sell Assets in Terni Plant Acquisition Bid

Apr 26, 2013

The European Commission (EC) may oblige Luxembourg-headquartered steelmaker Aperam, which is bidding to buy Outokumpu's Italian stainless steel plant in Terni, to sell other steel assets if it succeeds in the acquisition bid, a commission ...

Tags: Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy

Outokumpu Has Received Three Purchase Offers for Italian Stainless Mill AST

Apr 19, 2013

Finnish stainless steel producer Outokumpu has informed Italy's Ministry of Economic Developement that it has received three purchase offers for Terni-based Italian stainless mill Acciai Speciali Terni (AST), according to local Italian ...

Tags: Stainless Steel Mill, Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy

Web and Technology Organisations Filed an Anti-Trust Complaint to European Commission

Apr 11, 2013

A coalition of web and technology organisations including Microsoft, Nokia and Oracle have filed an anti-trust complaint to the European Commission, claiming Google's Android operating system gives the firm an unfair advantage in the mobile ...

Tags: Microsoft, Nokia, Oracle

Europe's Antitrust Agency Required Microsoft to Offer Other Browsers to Windows Users

Mar 11, 2013

Europe's antitrust agency had put Microsoft on the honor system, letting the company monitor its own compliance with a 2009 settlement that required it to offer other browsers to Windows users, the EU's top regulator admitted. That ...

Tags: Europe, antitrust agency, Microsoft, honor system

European Antitrust Officials Widened Their Investigation Into Microsoft's Browser Practice

Dec 25, 2012

European antitrust officials have widened their investigation into Microsoft's browser practices to include four different allegations against Windows 8 and Windows RT, a government spokesman said Wednesday. Antoine Colombani from the ...

Tags: Microsoft, EU, browser practices, Windows 8, Windows RT

Microsoft Could Have Escaped The Wrath of European Union Antitrust Regulators

Dec 18, 2012

Microsoft could have escaped the wrath of European Union antitrust regulators and the risk of potential fines in the billions if it had paid attention to an exchange on its own support site more than a year ago. The back-and-forth between ...

Tags: Microsoft, Windows 7, SP1

European Union Regulators Tuesday to Expand an Investigation Into China

Sep 26, 2012

Solar manufacturers called on European Union regulators Tuesday to expand an investigation into China because of concerns that it unfairly subsidizes its clean energy industry. The complaint is the second by EU ProSun,a group ...

Tags: EU Solar Bloc, EU ProSun, EU regulators, antidumping investigation

Google Has Been Publicly Warned by EC Competition Comissioner Joaquin Almunia

Sep 21, 2012

Google has been publicly warned by EC Competition Comissioner Joaquin Almunia that it must do more to answer claims from rivals that it is abusing its dominant position in the search market. Since 2010,the Competition Commission has been ...

Tags: Google, EU antitrust chief, search engine, Android operating system

The Company Can Launch The Service Any Time After 11 September 2012

Aug 21, 2012

Ofcom has made a ruling that will allow Everything Everywhere to use its existing spectrum allocation to offer 4G services across the UK. The company – formed from the merger of Orange and T-Mobile – can launch the service any ...

Tags: Ofcom, Everything Everywhere, 4G services, UK

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