On October 10, 2024, theAccor Arena in Paris will host BIG (Bpifrance Inno Génération), Europe’s largest business event. Each year, the event attracts prestigious speakers from...
CBD (cannabidiol) as a ‘cosmetic’ could soon be banned in the European Union amid efforts from France to classify it as a reprotoxic substance. On September...
Euronews Business investigates how Russia is using Kyrgyzstan as a key third-party country to maintain trade relations with a variety of European nations. ADVERTISEMENT The ongoing...
The BTN Group announced the launch of Business Travel Show America at its 11th annual Innovate summit in New York City this week, with the new...
Jean-Noel Barrot, France’s new foreign minister, expressed support for a European Union initiative to implement tariffs on electric vehicles (EVs) produced outside the EU. This move...
Travel management company Reed & Mackay has introduced its dedicated events division in France following an increase in demand for the service. Known as Reed &...
Wacoal Europe owns the brands Wacoal, Freya, Fantasie, Elomi and Goddess, while Bravissimo has been selling Freya, Fantasie and Elomi for many years. Bravissimo has been...
A business master’s degree in Europe enabled these entrepreneurs from Africa to grow their startups Business school is not only a way to add an impressive...
Thanks for joining me. We begin the day with industry data indicate that Rachel Reeves’ constant referrals to a £22bn black hole in the public finances...
Hungry for investment, countries in Europe are competing to attract and retain the wealthy. Euronews Business explores the tax perks on offer, along with the pushbacks...
Cost and time, low employee uptake, and perceived administrative and logistical challenges are among the key barriers preventing UK-based companies establishing more sustainable travel and commuting...
A family-owned Turkish conglomerate has officially launched its £1 billion Shotton Mill paper campus. It is the first major investment overseas by Eren Holding, which is...
