( September 10, 2010, 07:20 GMT | Press Round-Up Europe) -- Contents: Apple to relax restrictions on third-party developers; French authorities clear formation of agri triumvirate; Deutsche Bank looks to raise capital of EUR9 bln; Spanish regional govts. approve bank mergers; Barnier aims to complete regulatory changes by end-2011; Norwegian fund puts confidence in Greece, Spain; OECD says govts. may have to provide additional stimulus; FSA imposes record penalty on Goldman Sachs; SGAE accuses Exgae of unfair practices; Axel Springer plans SeLoger.com buyout; Publicis, Lov drop plan to buy France Télévisions Publicité; Planeta De Agostini sells Ediciones Deusto; Corporacion Financiera Alba acquires stake in Ebro Foods; Spanish construction merger heralds consolidation; Sanofi denies raising Genzyme offer; Lloyds sells stake in Crest Nicholson; KNOC closes in on Dana Petroleum.- Apple has announced that it is loosening restrictions on third-party developers on its platforms, in a move likely to assuage antitrust concerns raised by US authorities....
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