Brussels, 15/02/2000 (Agence Europe) - The absence of integrated financial markets, argues the Union of Industrial and Employers' Confederations of Europe (Unice) is one of the major weakenesses of the EU internal market. "Compared to the United States, national regulations in most European countries make it more difficult, for example, for companies to minimise cross-border treasury costs (through cash-pooling), to gain access to cheaper forms of debt (commercial paper) and to diversify...