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Portuguese cabin crew working for Ryanair are planning on carrying out a strike next month over pay and working conditions.

Simply put, "the bigger the boats, automatically the more expensive it gets."

British Airways loses legal bid to halt pilot strikes; plans to appeal

Trump tells France's Macron U.S. concerned with proposed digital services tax

After the Soviet Union fell, state-owned factories in Vietnam became much more reliant on products that would appeal to an international audience.

PayPal launches international money transfer service Xoom across Europe

Aleph Farms is seeking to tap into consumers' increasing awareness of health, environmental and ethical concerns related to eating meat.

Euronews has signed a deal with Serbian media group HD-WIN to launch Euronews Serbia, a news channel and digital platform aimed at a Serbian-speaking audience.

The strike was called by the Verdi trade union under the slogan "no more discount on our incomes."

The US Trade Representative's (USTR) Office will hold a hearing on August 19 in its probe of France's new planned tax on big technology companies, calling the proposal "unreasonable."

Driverless cars are estimated to account for a fifth of global new car sales by as early as 2030 say some investors.

Some Easyjet check-in staff at Stansted Airport are set to go on strike for two weeks later this month.

Irish parliament calls on government to thwart EU-Mercosur deal

Boris Johnson, the lead candidate to take on the UK's top job, has pledged to support British farmers in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

Ryanair sees risk to 2020 growth if 737 MAX grounded beyond November

No rush for Bank of England to raise rates after a Brexit deal - Tenreyro

Post-Brexit tech brain drain worries half of businesses - survey

Germany, France agreed to back Carney to head IMF - Frankfurter Allgemeine