'That can move mountains': Europe rediscovers single-market urgency
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'That can move mountains': Europe rediscovers single-market urgency

After years of stalled integration, EU leaders backed company law reform, capital market integration and deregulation, while signaling that "enhanced cooperation" may break future deadlocks.
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