EC launches antitrust investigation into concerns that prices move in harmony because groups signal planned changes through public statements

The alliance, which includes non-governmental groups and the International Trade Centre, involves a research programme focusing on sustainability

Long-awaited amendments to the gas export law and the foreign trade law passed by the State Duma break Gazprom monopoly as of December 1

Telecom service revenue will decrease by close to 3% in 2013 among major European countries, according to Etno, the industry lobby group

The EU remains ready to help the countries of the east with integration, reform and access, but it needs commitment

Rising demand for liquefied gas from Asia to Latin America and growth of supplies creates new opportunities for energy companies and trading houses to exploit

US fund managers, in particular, appear to have been making increasingly bullish bets on the eurozone's sluggish economic recovery speeding up

Swiss voters have decisively rejected a radical proposal that would have made it illegal for companies to pay any of their staff more than 12 times the wage of their lowest earner.

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According to an FTfm survey of 340 global fund management staff, 55 per cent of women said they have endured “inappropriate” behaviour in the office