Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Hannah Brown
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More barcodes are scanned each day than searches on Google. But they won’t be around for much longer, here’s what’s coming next.
€70 billion a year investment needed on infrastructure, says E.ON
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The Big Question: Why does Denmark rank so highly on competitiveness?
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The Big Question: What is the secret to being the world’s best brand?
The world’s biggest brands have missed out on $200bn (€192bn) of revenue in the past year. What could they have done better?
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The Barbie movie created a global cultural event and with at least 16 more films aimed at adults in the pipeline, could this signal the start of a new era in the toy industry?
The Big Question: What is competitive decarbonisation?
By 2030, 53% of the world’s energy input will be wasted as excess heat. How can we put this to good business use?
‘Nobody can take solar or wind hostage’ - How to keep energy secure
“The more we go for clean energy, the more resistant we are to global conflicts because nobody can take solar or wind as a hostage,” International Energy Agency boss Dr Fatih Birol told Euronews.
How will impact investing change the face of charitable finance?
Save The Children Global Ventures is aiming to raise $1bn in new forms of innovative funding for the charity’s mission by 2030. Here’s how.
‘Geologically blessed’: How to build a battery without China
“We very often confuse availability with reliability,” says Kazakhstan’s minister for industry.
Why you should visit Kazakhstan’s capital city Astana in 2025
Foodies can feast on meat dishes and local chocolate at wallet-friendly prices.
Waste not, want not: Is sustainable industry viable?
The UN’s Christophe Yvetot discusses the importance of solidarity in achieving the SDGs.
WMHD: What is the cost of poor mental health?
Two thirds of people around the world struggle to access mental health support but can we afford to continue down this path?
The Big Question: Will a Trump win make equity markets great again?
CEO of Euronext, Stéphane Boujnah, discusses building financial security, liquidity in Europe and the potential impact of a Trump win.
The flight of the Unicorn - how Estonia gained its wings
Digitalisation has made the country a hub for tech unicorns, Sandra Särav, Estonia's deputy minister for Economy and Innovation, explains how they did it.
The Big Question: What is the economic impact of the Olympic Games?
France spent €2bn on the Olympics - has the country benefited economically? Banque de France deputy governor, Agnès Bénassy-Quéré considers France’s current economic outlook.
The Big Question: How can AI help you climb the career ladder?
KPMG’s Global Head of AI speaks to Euronews Business about his optimistic outlook on the applications of AI.
The Big Question: Why is it hard for banks to cut fossil fuel finance?
In this episode of The Big Question, the European Banking Federation CEO shares his thoughts on ending fossil fuel investments and the problem with doing it too quickly.
AI adoption could boost European business but what’s holding us back?
“Digital skills will actually become more important going forward in the workplace than your actual university degree,” says AWS.
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