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Stephanie Bodoni

  • Communications Adviser, Luxembourg Prime Minister
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Head of Communications 🇱🇺 of Luxembourg Prime Minister @LucFrieden. Former journalist at Bloomberg @business, ex-Euromoney.
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EU Deal Probes at Risk as Court Aide Faults Illumina Case

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By Stephanie Bodoni
| BNN Bloomberg Verified
(Bloomberg) -- The European Union’s deal watchdogs suffered a blow after an aide to the bloc’s top court said they exceeded their authority by probing Illumina Inc.’s now abandoned $7 billion acquisition of cancer-test provider Grail Inc.
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Ex-F1 Driver Mazepin Wins Court Fight Over EU’s Russia Sanctions - BNN Bloomberg

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By Stephanie Bodoni
| BNN Bloomberg Verified
(Bloomberg) -- Former Russian Formula 1 driver Nikita Mazepin, son of one of Vladimir Putin’s business allies, won his fight against European Union sanctions, in a ruling that could give hope to other well-connected families punished by the EU after the invasion of Ukraine. Nikita was hit by EU sanctions in 2022, alongside his father, Russian fertilizer tycoon Dmitry Mazepin, who founded fertilizer maker UralChem JSC.
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Tech Giants Face EU Grilling Over Use of Generative AI Tools - BNN Bloomberg

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By Jillian Deutsch Verified, Stephanie Bodoni
| BNN Bloomberg Verified
(Bloomberg) -- Big Tech platforms face a grilling from European Union regulators over their readiness to deal with potential pitfalls arising from generative AI tools. The European Commission will fire off a series of requests for information to Microsoft Corp., Alphabet Inc., Meta Platforms Inc., X, Snapchat and TikTok under the EU’s flagship Digital Services Act, according to EU officials on Thursday.
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