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business planet How Erasmus gives young entrepreneurs a leg-up in business Discover the European exchange programme for entrepreneurs: unique experiences for young people or future entrepreneurs
real economy Greece charts a fresh course Greece’s economic tragedy may be over on August 20th but how serious and sustainable are the country’s growth plans when they will be repaying their Eurozone debt till past the year 2060?
target Turkmen section of trans-Afghanistan gas pipeline completed The pipeline — developed by the TAPI Pipeline Company — will carry 33 billion cubic metres of natural gas a year and create about 12,000 jobs.
Business 10/08/2018 Turkish Lira plummets leaving the Euro struggling The Euro sank to its lowest levels in over a year on Friday, with investors dumping their eurozone shares following Turkey's spiralling Lira currency and overheating inflation.
Business 08/08/2018 Elon Musk considering taking Tesla private Tesla shares jumped more than 7 per cent after Chief Executive Elon Musk said he’s considering taking the electric car maker private.
Business 03/08/2018 Apple first company to reach a trillion dollars Better than expected sales results have pushed up Apple shares to record highs and the company's valuation to a trillion dollars
Business 03/08/2018 Bank of England governor issues Brexit warning With less than eight months to go until Britain quits the European Union, the Governor of the Bank of England has issued a warning.
Iran 29/07/2018 Iran's currency hits record low amid impending US sanctions Iran’s currency plunged to another record low on Sunday, dropping past 100,000 rials to the US dollar as Iranians brace for sanctions on their economy.
Business 27/07/2018 US economy grows at fastest rate in four years First quarter growth for 2018 was up 2.2 percent rising to 4.1 percent for the second quarter
Business 27/07/2018 Amazon.com Inc: Q2 profit of €2.14 billion Amazon.com Inc reported a second-quarter profit of €2.14 billion ($2.5 billion) - its largest ever. Its thanks to the retailer's younger, higher-earning businesses, including cloud computing and advertising
Business 27/07/2018 Brics summit: importance of "open world economy" Leaders of the BRICS bloc of emerging economies, signed a declaration supporting an open and inclusive multilateral trading system under World Trade Organisation rules
Business 26/07/2018 EC Bank will end its €2.6 trillion stimulus programme The European Central Bank says the risks from an unpredictable global trade conflict doesn't warrant any deviation from its plan
USA 26/07/2018 BMW jobs at risk in the US The largest BMW factory in the world, in Spartanburg in South Carolina, makes a whole region live, but since Donald Trump threatens to tax imports in the sector, subcontractors fear to be the first victims
brussels bureau 26/07/2018 How more US-bound steel is leaving key EU port despite trade dispute Euronews' Bryan Carter has been to Antwerp in Belgium to see how the port has been affected by the US' decision to impose a 25% tariff on steel imports.
Business 26/07/2018 Facebook sends Nasdaq tumbling, registers biggest ever daily percent drop Facebook sends Nasdaq tumbling with biggest ever daily percent slump.
World 26/07/2018 Facebook: Five things to know after fortunes shift Facebook shares lost as much of a quarter of their value on Wednesday after executives said that profit margins would plummet for several years. Euronews takes a look at how this happened.
Cult 25/07/2018 Father and Son company made €3.4 million selling funky socks! In just a year and a half, John's Crazy Socks have shipped over 115,000 orders, created 35 jobs and raised over €115,000 for charity
Business 24/07/2018 Four airlines complain to European Commission about French strikes Ryanair, Easyjet, IAG and Wizz Air believe France is breaking EU law by not enabling flights to fly over the country during air traffic controller strikes
Business 24/07/2018 London black cab drivers could sue Uber Cabbies are considering a class-suit action against the ride-hailing app for loss of earnings after it was granted a temporary license to operate in London.
