The European Commission tells Google it has a “matter of weeks” to allay fears it is abusing its position as the world’s dominant search engine.

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Google must answer trust concerns

The European Commission’s spring forecasts predict that the eurozone economy will contract by 0.3% in 2012, but grow by 1% next year.

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Eurozone economy ‘to contract’

The European Commission said on Friday that Spain was on course to miss its deficit targets for this year and next by wide margins.

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European Union Issues Warning Over Spanish Deficit

A potential case by the Federal Trade Commission, which hired a former prosecutor to lead its effort, could embolden European Union officials in their own antitrust investigation.

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U.S. Antitrust Move Has Google Fighting on Two Fronts

Officials from the European Commission are expected to propose a controversial 6.8% increase to the EU’s budget for 2013.

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EU to propose 6.8% rise to budget

The European Commission warns Argentina that its nationalisation of the oil firm YPF will have a long-term impact and may put off investors.

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EU warns Argentina over oil move

The European Commission launches a probe into whether the sale of UK music firm EMI – home to the Beatles, Pink Floyd and Coldplay – breaks competition rules.

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EMI in Europe competition probe

The European Commission investigates whether Samsung distorted competition by failing to abide by patent rules.

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EU probes Samsung patent ‘abuse’

Prime Minister Lucas Papademos suggested that the three leaders in his fractious coalition were prepared to back additional austerity measures and reforms needed to receive a second bailout.

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Greek Coalition Partners to Back New Reforms

The European Commission is to propose a new law that gives users the right to demand that social networks “forget” status updates and other uploads.

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EU ‘right’ for data to be deleted

The European Commission is to propose a new law that gives users the right to demand that social networks “forget” status updates and other uploads.

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EU ‘right’ for data to be deleted

Green energy campaigners send a formal complaint to the European Commission over UK “subsidies” for nuclear power.

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UK nuclear subsidies ‘unlawful’

The antitrust authority said it was looking at contracts between Apple and major publishing houses in the growing market for electronic books.

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E.U. Investigates Possible Cartel in E-Book Market

An auction of German government bonds met slack demand, suggesting investors are beginning to question whether there are any havens left in Europe.

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Weak Sale of Bonds Tests Germany’s Stature in Crisis

The European Commission is set to propose investing almost €9.2bn (£8bn) in a rollout of super-fast broadband.

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EU billions for broadband plan