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Black Friday in America: crowds in stores thin, but big at computers

Business Planet

Copernicus: down-to-Earth opportunities for SMEs reaching for the stars

The Copernicus programme is an EU system providing Earth observation data and information. It delivers operational data on a free, full and open

Russia

Russia hits Turkey with economic sanctions, warns more could follow

Russia has hit Turkey with economic retaliation following the fatal downings of two Russian aircraft on Tuesday. Some 15% of all food imports to

Business Line

Business Line: the high cost of high security, and fighting terror with kittens...

Europe is on high security alert following the attacks in Paris on November 13. During this short period of time Europeans have had to get used to a

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Economy

Pfizer-Allergen merger is also world's largest 'tax inversion' deal

Pfizer’s 150 billion-euro acquisition of Allergan is the healthcare industry’s biggest ever takeover, creating the world’s largest drug maker. The

Economy

French service sector slows as Paris attacks hit hotel trade

As feared, the first economic indicators after the Paris terror attacks suggest a slowdown in activity especially in France’s service sector. The

Business Line

Business Line: the economic impact and role of technology in the Paris attacks

One of the most beautiful cities in the world, Paris, was the target of a series of coordinated attacks on multiple civilian locations on Friday

Economy

Include developing countries, G20 is urged

Although terrorism shot up the agenda at the G20, the world’s largest economies meeting in Turkey also had to tackle other global challenges such as

World

'Businesses want stability, peace and the rule of law' - Turkish business association leader

Economy

IEA says oil glut could worsen through 2016

The International Energy Agency has estimated that slowing demand growth – as well as resilient non-OPEC supply – could worsen the oil surplus well

Economy

BAE Systems to axe 371 jobs after cut in Typhoon jet production

Europe’s biggest defence company BAE Systems says it’s to cut jobs in Britain and Australia, seeing no growth in earnings after it reduced the rate

Business Line

Business Line: a blow to Egypt's tourism, and Hedy Lamarr's legacy

The Sinai plane crash shattered Egypt’s tourism dream. The country has been doing its best to lure back visitors after the Arab Spring revolution of

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Economy

Economic signs good but Romanians want an end to corruption

Romania’s economy has been undergoing something of a boom – although corruption is said to do significant damage, and there have been warnings that

Economy

Asylum seekers 'can boost economy in short term', says European Commission

The European Commission has predicted that the growing number of asylum seekers entering the EU will have a positive impact on growth in due course

Economy

EU on track for modest economic recovery, says EU Commissioner Pierre Moscovici

EU economics commissioner Pierre Moscovici talks to Euronews about the modest economic recovery in the EU and the positive impact of migrants on the European economy.

Egypt

World Travel Market 2015 interview – H.E. Hisham Zaazou, Egypt

India

World Travel Market 2015 interview – G. Kamala Verdhana Rao, Kerala (India)

India

World Travel Market 2015 interview – Sathyavathi, Karnataka (India)

Philippines

World Travel Market 2015 interview – Domingo Ramon C. Enerio III, Philippines